The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-02 00:00:00

.fat it susien, . ills .*' GRA, As Oakes .f York. Caosiiiiiid. awn • Aloem=mgseostor. os Tocitsmor mist. mar s. SATO. la the Hay Mather. irtil VocaliassuileMMlCZlA,A,llSOU 4 CO,IOIIRT o for the bloat of this Fa. d. %salami es wo mime Vocalood lestrammstal Perform :—Mtv ldsdaras Mien. Ripon' Corri. Mils . cent Irosloodstl, and Madam , Cavaporese. Mr. own. M r. g e nief, Itignor Ambrovrettl. Mr. Kasecrater. Mr. Ilabso. Ma. Lisdisp. tied Mr. Tulsa. The Orchestra elillsteeeetod se fist Plir on the same gravid scale of last pmr.—Leadss df ea *tad, Mr. F. Cramer ; Commetor. ilk OtsrOs fialiri.' Fanplotimliai will be shortly announced. Ostiseriptioll iirned. itid Whets delivered. at the Tresas% as rag- No. 6. Upper Mary-le beee.stma; a s Ms. T. King, at the Opera Olice. s 15. WO . Moho ; and at all the ti:ir i . : „„,.... • for the Pit and Boxes, 1 ; Sy 111 ores at 7. Nutt° begin e. -ig 5."611% ••••••hvJ . . . • I -----'"' --, , Antenna arreasire ion:net In ' It.ianani. so ll=t l yf Orford.-.7be most Roo. giant Illargeoes et ,to tharsimm.of Jobs DeMites, neg. rho lan , aseepted the 131ditera Hiusdreds. • Commission is tbeTysie yeomanry timers. gigged by the .Lard ef the County of Oath**. George Rippe*, li to be Liesteeant.. min ILeckey, deceased. RApv, kt was . RN' to isday, lefties, ..-.- WHITEHALL Aram E. The Klog hos pleaded to gnat Into Ito ter. James Sm oke Cart" Motor of Imam said Aso OP biobtojetty's Do mono Chophdos, the Ow and &Oily of tofthoodory of his 111oMotylo CluM4 of lit. Ilihrorgo. to dm Cools of Wisdom, void by the &Mb of Dr. Prodortek Doiloworth. SAN ituttrrill7i — soutomat. A. hushes. et. Mottloso-loso, baker, from Soya to Jam 9, at Gelldball. T. Croft, Chatham, KW, hatr-dromor, from May to June 8, at 0 altdban. MIS On El sailed chagai *in pti. net that a.te this to be .111110170 W ireirson, in Mu ds mont h. - Paul, d br•the • Sft *1 -41{1071-r- r-----------. 1"1/M ARDs OF TwILNTY YEAS. Mk of Irish Linen by the Piece, at the Factor's We 4, tfa O m SOCTII SIDE of BLOOMSBURY OA Mr doton front the top of Southampton-street , . fro. IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to ytllllllll llo6l to the Pabl ic, that the above Doom is their hil s ha t ent to this co untry ; where they continue to he Nobility, Gen tr y , and the Public, with WAR- E() grass-bleached Linea. for Shirts and Sheets. of 1110 beet fabric end ember. Si a price consi other derabl mea y ts. lowe r They than May ma be mewed through any sioi to T enant Te nant the purchase mosey should an y fault in s " . Irish Bills and Bank of 'reload tly att Notes taken as Meal. Censtry and Town Orders pa nden lel/ tbslr Arra, Jess D•wrilis. 4, Bl o omsbery-scptare. L . ondon, J e sus Dar La, SI, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin i ------------ BANICRUPITY B, L. Love, Norwich, maantactorer. SAN savrrs. J. Welsh, High Holborn, master-mariner, to amender May 8, 19. June W. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. J. Tomlinson. Thomson, Baker, and Smith, Clog's Arms-yard, Coleman-street. I). Turner, Whiter:lmpel-road. timberinerehant, May 3. It June W, at Gel What,. Attorneys, Messrs. Jones and Howard, Mincing-lane. W. H. Bally. Inuritathens. Mater. May n. 14 . at the Fleece inn. Cheltenham. June at the Kam s Head but, Gloucester. Attorneys, Messrs. Vlsard and Blower, Lis. colns.inu-fields ; and Messrs. Pruen and G Oaths. Chelten- March, la wager, to oscraiet oaten. held the , 11-equare, d I k- hoed rover her, ham. %I. Wailer. Furnace. Stone, Staffordshire. tietualler. Nlay 21,112, at the °See of Mr. Salsbury. Sne. June 12. st the I Crows Inn. Stone. Attorneys , .Bar er, Fetter-lane 1 , and Mr. Astbury, Stone. 1 B. Franke, sem Newark-upon-Trent. miller, May R. 9. June 12. at the Seruen's need lan. Newark-upon-Trent. Attorneys. Messrs. Tallen ts and Rester, Newerk-upon- Trent ; and Messrs.. Long and Austen. nolborn-court, Grey's-inn. G. Allison. Bishop Wesrmeath. rope-maker. May 10. 24. hoe 11. at the Bridge Inn. Bishop Weartuustk. AitolllPyll, I MC Illakibton. Symond'il-inn ; and Mr. Wilde, Bishop I Wearinout it. 1 J. Shepiwerd. jets. Pirten.Woreestershire, and IL Hough sea. Hadsey. Woreester. denim.. May le. Id. Jeer It. at ting Rein Deer Inn. Worcester. Attorneys. Mr. Platt. New Bos well-court, Lincolit'4-inn; and Mr. Elkington. Birmingham. .1. %Vesta way, Exeter, watchmaker. May 111. 21. June 12. Mtge Ralf-moon lon. F.seter. Attorney'. Mr. P•uritiag. Eseter ; and Mr. %V. Wright. King's Bruck-avalb , . Inner Temple. W. Denselne.Buriey, Yorkshire. wonted-spinner. May 10. 11, t a d. at the New Inn, Bradford. Attorneys. %lefty's. Fisher Sedlow, Thavies lan ; and Mr. Croaky, Brad ford. T. Greenwood. jun. Preston. Lancashire. upholsterer. May 20. fit. June It, at the Whitened Inn. Preston. Atha.- t o rneys. Messrs. Hard and Jellearm. 'Males Bench-wel T em pts; sad Messrs. Treaghton and neydeek . Pyrites. J. Jerry. Kirton. Suffolk. maltster. May 10.17. June 14. at the Coach and llorsei. Ipswich. Attorne}s, Mr. J Ipswich ; and Messrs. Bromley. Gray's-inn-squareackansau, ESSENCE OF SHIM! %WM the increasing demand of this much sa l' awed Sauce for all sorts of Fish, Ste. it has induced g l ypreprietor, lIENRY POWELL, at his Wholesale Oil mil bailaa ‘Tarehoese, Werrnate-street. (where the may be supplied with this and all other Genuine Pickles. &e.) to retorts his most grateful Imbues - Isigints to the Public for their kind patronage, and at the Ism Ow beim leg vp to acquaint thee' that It is sold one or by all iimilhond Italian Warehouse. in London, a nd by 10.4 respectable agents in every towa t h roug hout the Ishii Kingdom. Observe, none is genuine unless signed " Dintnore and ink" and the Proprietor.' seal on the Cork. To Nlerchtets, Captains. and others. it is particularly an re commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in climate. seen tato was taken. recovered. where he rater. He then gaits err, fanner plough in the insireP ouskterable -------- TRUSSES FOR RUPTURFI. CIAWAN anti CA., 200, n et t-street, (having 1.1 1 repeatedly sueoeeded in the west difficult cases of **owe, with PINDIVS PATENT TRUSSIRS, without Metallic Springs) have inch confidence in the superiority of their indrements as enables them to Inform the Public. and the verealatfy thew wlth.obatleate eases, they will RRTURII Money. (if after a fair trial of suitable Pads.) they do not mimeos!. East. SECURITY and DVRAIIILITY. being the leading charseteristies of these Trusses, and many of the laborious class much benefittcd by them. Ill'OfeliSoclollll% and o ther tientlemes enusseted with Hospitals. Tress ieties, and,Workhuuses are most respectfully informed they will be served on icesonable terms. N.B. Persons sending the circumference of the body below 'Ole hips. And the largest part of n the bei thigh, stating whi ch ch side they are Winded, stay depead ong correctly friVitNTY-ONE THOUSAND POUNDS CON ". SOLI; may be gained for 14 Guineas 17th THIS NONTII (May.) Slateenth Chance Twenty Shillings only. 17th of This Month (May), Two of .1411,0110 Certain : And the Additional Chance of 100 Nilotic,. for Two Prizes of tgo,goo de. de.. Consols and Money. •,• The First 100 Numbers Drawn 17th II tv. will each be entitled to a NEW 4:11 ,o E• of another Number, ror the Drawing of the oth of it. sv, when &OM more Prize 4 will drawn, the Holders of which Numbers will thus basebe a lilasee of the Prizes in Roth Schemes ! Ty ket and share Chances for NIA' 17 are Selling by J. and J . SIVENV RIGHT, Sole Contractors, Si, Cornhlll ; IL Hol born t at. Haymarket. London ; who sold in Shares, in a meat Lottery. ALL the Pa 'gasio,ooo: and in the • ery last Lotter% 2,033, (Class II) Z 41,000; and by all the Agents in the Country. _—_—.---------- out. On covers of a leaf by two p. In the p, of est Ow • end* t. The let P"bal l4 ? th deposited obably were eouotrylly iou on =say stational in May 22..1. Mat-flair. jun. and .1. Atkinson. CornhilL mer chants. at lisildhail—May IL J. Lay. South Moulton-street. Oxford-street. hatter. at Guildhall—May ild. W. Vaughan. Pall-Mall. tailor, at Guildhall— :Jay 26. J.llilt, Rotherlsithe, merchant, at Guildhall—Jame 2, M. II a ffner l'annon-street • St. George's. carpenter. at DelWhen—May 23. E. Cattell. Miherton, arwickshire, mealusan, at the times Hotel. Warwick —May 22. J. Davies, Shrewsbury. lax-spinnat. at the Fox Inn, Shrewsbury—June 6, R. and G. ranter. {bl unt. Lancashire. dealers, at the Commercial Booms. Bristol —May 00, J. Thomas. Llanbrynmair, Montgomeryshire , flannel-meaufacturer. at the Lion Inn. Newtown. Monte°. meryshire--May 30, T. Powell, Leominster. but. her, at the Royal Oak Inn, Leominster—June 3.T. Ryder and J Na-- Fencbrirch-Vrect, sugar-retiners. at Guildhall—Ma y 26. N. Rell, Ratchets Park. Hertfordshire. hay-jobber, at Guildbill —May 20. W. Bewley. Manchester., tailor. at Guildh Mall—.') 21. W. and A. Copp. Exeter. linen-draper* , at the New L radon Inn. Exeter—May 22. W. RUM. Exeter. draper. at th:. New London Inn. Exeter—May 29. J. Dobell, Stsplelturst. Kent. tailor. at the George inn, Cranbrook May n. J. Lee. King--,treet.Cheapsitle. warehouseman. at Guildhall --May 22, W. Hodge. Great Hermitage-street. ship-.owner. at (lit Idhall—May 24. T. CassitY, I.ly erpool. feather-merchant. at the Mice of Messrs. FrOillhiM and Taylor. Liverpool—May 22. J. Wilkie's,. Bishopsirate street-within. hum-draper. at Guildhall —May ?IL M. B. Schlesinger. Chureh-court, Clements-lane, Lombard -greet. indigo-merchant, at Guildhall—Mal' 26. C. Buck. Sun•yard, East braltbtield. victualler, at Guildhall—May 11. .1. Rourke, Albemarle - street , Piccadilly. II iurinerchaut. at Guildhall. ral Sharr i ll r it eransbled r. The Ma years, pro . singular that Sunday night it. Musgrove, as oreasioaed ble materials, ie nest toor* than as bear d not a vestige f the name Of and who slept 'ping fro*** in bed at the n making ber amounts Patronised by her AI klitsTY. His Royal Highness the Doke of Sussex. His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Rysets. ROWLAND an4l SON respectfully caution the A• Pubic against Spurious Articles. ender their Names. Impostors have stencil their Imitations. A. Row 'unison, which deception renders it necessary to observe the true Sirmoure. A. ROWL AND an.l SON, in Red Ink. which is wrote on each bottle •f their °coffee Articles, as under: ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL the Original and Genuine. which for many Tears has been i saiversally admired. and is acknowledged to be the best and letosPest article for nourishing the Hair, urosnoting • lux ariltirowth. and rendering it elegant and beautatriful. Its felperier and tried *Woes liaee gained It the ponoge of Rurally and many Noble Personages. and is *nestedloli.ed bv an hatieffse multitude of witnesses. P rice 3s. (Id.; 7c; • end One Guinea per bottle. Also. HOVLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. fly merely wetting the Hair with this Preparation. the Pro prietors warrent to prod.:re istonedletely a perfect change in HETI or (i Ft CY HAIR, WHISKERS. EY E-BROW &e. to a beautiful glossy and permanent Brown or Black, infi• 'Wing the exact natural colour? Washing makes this Dye the more durable. Ladies orflentlemen may dve their Hair with ease and secrecy. Price is. ; 7r. lid.: end 10s. lid, Also, IIOWLAND'S ALSAN A EXTRACT, for the TOOTII-ACHF.. and Cleansing and Beantifying the `Teeth and Gums. and preserving them from pain to the latest period of life. 2s. 91. ; is. ; & 10i. (U.; per twilit.. Sold Wholesale. Retail. and for Exportation, by the Sole Proprietors. A ROWLAND and SON. corner of Kirby street. the first turning on the right in Hatton-garden. Hol born. London ; and, by appointment. by all Perfumers and Medicine-Venders throughout Europe. *** Ask for Rowland's Oil. or R 'antr Dye. sod ohoorre the !signature on the label to each b • on ottle, a " A. ROWLAND and *SON." thjoi ned table, ',wick Antal., he swebet of ure mann age. primmer , . If ose-half of the of 13 *MOW use belie.** the Vt. the aseeher rds ears Igd. ' age. Prieglin. .......... ••. a ..... • • 5. ........... 1........... • 5 • ........... 8 ......... • 7 . ......... • ........ 9 ...... • fd and ;ream. John nada* Be ,o Sophia. M r ii, Mortised. ,eorge's. HOW 111 " Iges of theme egress nct 410. dir Irperk°111:1111114044 Mr. If: ldewpoet. 'shire-skeet, ewer rw. TIFIC4TES, MIT 22. T. Jarrett, fr.trewshury . victualler--J. RiAar& and W. I Bentham. Beoloyard.llerefordshlre. corn-dealers —J. Canny. Ilishupweerroottih. Durham, ship-owner--S. Levy. Rose mary-lane, slop-seller. It ‘RTNEKIIRIPS DISSOLVED. J. Napier. W. Douglas. sod R. Hennas. Castle -Douglas. bankers —J. Te•mant. RP. Tennant, W. T. Te n n an t, and W. Staley. and E. W o od brid g e. Trinity-square, i Brandy-merchants—N. M. Pattison. J. Pettison. and J. Pat- Ikon. inn. Old Jewr. and Congleton. Cheshire. silk-nirr ellont—R. Watson. W. Murdock. an.IJ. Watsoa.ii reenock. end St. John's. New ((midland. merehants—T. Milgrove a:id T. Culbertson. /Pistol. timber-dealers —J. Larne. W. W. , J e nkins. and T. Pain:, flivitinglittin,wire-wnrkers — R. Rack. 1 O. Everitt. end J. Lowden. Compton-street. rlcraenweil. 1 back-makers —T. Stdpway and J. Dunn. pa. Trowbridge. Wilts, bitters—D. Moore and H. Parkin. Barking. Great Word, Eases. surgeons—T. Standen and J. Wallace. Lan . caster. stone-macons—J. Conte. Wisheeh, tit. Peters. !Vett( E. and W. Coote. St. Ives. Huntingdonshire. mercbants 1 —S q . Birch, M. De Jongh, J. De Jongh, and 11. Siren, Man cheater. twist-meruhants. USE TURNER'S . • 1 BLACKING. . NVIIICII mny be hall at ever! pr inci p al Dtasll4•lle.• V ironmonger.'. Gwyn. Bs tath-maken% Perithator.. howl -makers% anti in ever. Cite sad Town in Mitt land. sent -4:14. Wales. end in the I 'it v of bablin.in ctour bottle.. at eti.. cud I. VII. each s ante Paste Riafthillp in pig. at N. "- n od tthserv ea e.—Who r lrrg as y i naies. deitig*es -vf "' Us er litteltine us th o eir Jumpily., may be sepp 5 1.1 %atoms', at*, pm amt. lad the attn 4 croft'. WHIM) Teentit• arl..-111-.._. L. _ Ate___ •• • e, le, K gall... g -.s .t, • nu recrumr. rI . Suutb* ark. • Mr. Tittunt.r, from the Mice of Chief teellAory of State ihriretand, preeeated a Report of the Com wilselotters appointed to inquire into the P!ies of 011iesitis Courts of Justice in Ireland.—Laid'oa table. , Mr. Poarrta, from the Trustees of the Live \ Docks,preeentrthin Accosat o f RecelptrUnd b u rsemests of the Port of Liverpool, fromlbit 24k •I 'Of December, 1819, to the 24tla December, 1016.71. 44 1 on the table. • Sir JAitt On ARAM and other Members, brought tip from the Commons, the Belfast Commercial Suitit'. $lll, the Irish Law Courts Dispatch of Beslitess • Dtl3; Rif Irish -Lunatic Asylum BM, the Irish Private Steal leg In Shops Repeal Sill, the Irish Sessions Urehe Peace sin, and the limber Duties Bill; besidei seve ral Private Bills. AU these Bills went through a first reading. BANK CASH PAYMENTS BILL, The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that latit Lortia 'ships must be aware that the Bank Cask Vsyntenith Bill had passed through alt its stages, with the excer tion of the third reading, before the Holdays. The third reading bad been postponed in consequence of a Noble Lord being desirous not to oppose the Bill, but to express his sentiment , upon it. As that Noble Lord was not at present in his place, he (tbe Earl of Liverpool) would only more that the Bill he read a 643 time to-morrow ; and should the Noble Lord then not he able to attend, he should postpone the third reading until Friday next. The African Company Bill went through a Commit ter, and the Report was received. NEWFOCNDLAND. Lord HOLLAND had two Petitions to present, wore thy of the attention of the House and of his Majesty's Government. Ile regretted that he should have t.e present thenk in the absence of the Noble Earl at the head of the Colonial Department ; hot aid so lest he should not find for some time another opportunity. The first MIS signed by 21111 respectable inhahi ants of St. John's, in the Colony of Newfoundland. The o cher was from a district in the same island, and both c ,mplained of the manner in which the laws were ad milskstered, and prayed the House to ailopt some mea sure to regulate the Governmekat of that Colony, and to place it on the same fouling as other British Colo. flies. He (Lord Holland) had no doubt that if justice haul really been administered, as it was stated in the l'etition, and as it appeared to have been from the concurrent declarations of the Chief Justice and Jury of Newfoundland, his Majesty's Government would think ft their Ailey to propose some measure upon the subject. If they did not do it (the Noble Lord was understood to say) he would himself undertake the task, if the Session had nut reached so advanced a pert al. After a few words from the Earl of Ltv eneoot. and Earl of DARNLEY, the first Petition was read and laid on the table, anal the second a itlkdrawn on account of some infuranalily.—Adj.kureked. --sane— - HOUSE OF COMMONS. that trigkß p . tended to traits diiir ehitetioes ape tie wilai !wits. and to hold tbeni.isp to the paltfic s that the emit) might ire whet retell the Hiene l weie head willow to grant. With alt their sorts they h net bee* able to premsti open the Web to oedema doe ehtnisig lfa•- Ithe'whoie of the Estimates. Tber . would nekibtll4 re does the large liege, *Ur 'll4 lttia Aiken?. 'therefore, now become ureter* to it*eki irbabmil trip so long and so ardently argyd. He *ea aiiildeut. however, that the country would never &plains entli Estimates brought down as the. Hod* hi a time of peace. But whatever redactions might hereafter he made, would not he in loommottenee 'of nay wink to make their, on the part of the aajorkty who bull map ported the present Estimates, hal the molt of the ex ertions of:ibi minority. GHANLY" The . _.:E4 .14./K of the EXCHRGIVERwpoke for some time is a voice that was inaudible io the eV Lip We uuderstood hint to argue that the Estinsat is were not, so much those of his Majesty's bilabial.' •ai, .d sH r l e io e: u u h use isni e ld li c p s : e r li ne o ' fi pir . tni r . ed fo i r T i o i t i a i i i e i 2 r t s , e ur - i t a r t : nc r e ftt li dr i of y ituti P t a h r. r l oo rr is po o the t s r i w t y jundmai s t od u sbe t t l i :i st : bad keit suppoited be the [loose only west tn ohm the Argue of its .confidence which the Uovernmeot en iporeischenpect ye s a i r i . ar as ci i r n eu s u l l l . j u o tt ed *r . ra l r b s, e w E e s re tit o ll i ft l i y eP sn of it t ed he stances of the period, and were 'object to anv increase or dimiantion accordingly as those cirruntstani es .10 ight vary. Mi Estimates might to he considered in rider enc. to sorb circunistawoes, and sot to env per pen,nt establishment or expenditure. If upon future •ccasions, therefore, am reductioos should be e fectetl.that would he no conalemaation of the Ketimates of this year. They were not, as the Host. Member bail represenvol, &Miele Of shame to the majority who sup iturtrol. D 1 lthe .7 . *lES thonelit it fair to give the Bight Hon. I.:rush:snail notice, that he shonid novea resolu tion when the House came to the report of that resolu tion of the Committee, which related so the allowance Cir. half-pay. The Hun. Member proceeded to remark epos. the dissatisfaction which be said was entertaine , l throughttat t;.e riAititry at the present Est:Joao—. With regard to what had fallen from the Right Hon. Oriole asan as to the roidideace which ti.e Horne re posed in Ministers, he was cony laced that the same majority would have voted 1,1.100/. for every lOW, it Slinisteis had called upon them to do s o . Mr. It. MARTIN rose to order. It appeared to blis Ilbst the Hoe. Member was Islbtritadtervosts toil disorderly when be charged the majority st r ifes Misite .with each criminality and profligacy, as to ease that it would vote 1,0001., where it had considered 11,0/. ant ficient. if. Ministers requested theta so Vs do• He vv.,' sure the gallant Member could sot have meant to pre • Ltv r fee such a charge, because he would not Wee* him s ter capable of saying in that House, what ht Vivid not non say outside the Bar. It could nut be suppoilitt that tl e gallant Member would use such language to - any Her. Member outside the liar, aid he was quite sire tt. • 1 he would not use such to him (Mr. Martin:) The House went into a Committee upon the West. Ihe SPEAKER said, that he bad heard the Il‘i ~ Imp M e mber with ,;rear attention, bet he could hot sae tia..t minster were agreed to.rovements Bill, when the several clauses the lion. Mem w ber ho bad preceded him had b ees a t •fl ir k i wis , ! m i nx eemini e I, the R e port was re • ail out of order. It was quite clear that any impu-a ceireil, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time tio* cast upon any itolirinual Member of that Home, to-niorrow. would be dismal, sly. But when a general charge r.. 11 Sir .1. WUHAN( presented a Petition from the i illaile, aw of l i Hon. t was Members stated thatwould diff ere lead tont views cert takenain b: s Cherchwardens, Parish 4 kheris. and other inliallitano. number , ; of the the Parish of Ilary-le-bone, complainineof nnisanees eel.% then there was no direct infringkfmtt of t• c 1 in the Metropolis, arising from the hawking of artirli* Orders of the House. If the language of the 11e,,i. for sa t e by night. blowing horns, &e.—Ordered twlie Member (Col. Davies) had tailed necessarily for ti.e upon he table. construction which the Ilon. lletubt•r for Dilway b.:.rt A Petition was presented fe•ou Royston. privies , for 1 given to it, then it would have b een disorderl y ; b..t a revision of the Criminal Code.--Ordered to lie upon' he SAW no necessity for putting that coastractica d e , upon it. the ta: A Mrssaze was rec e i ved from the Menge of Lord', Col. DAV lES expressed his sorrow that' the Min. anittituteing their bordshii.s' agreement to various pri. Member hail unneetssarily occupied the time of tl e v:tte Eills. House, but begged to assure hint, that hisinterrnptie ft Mr. Ill' S iiISSON hroneht in a Bill for the better had heen utineeresary on every areonet. When toe r egulating the Lands of the Crown, and the Revenue Do .. Metviser rose, he (Col. Davies) had laid all t ., • .t thereol—The Bill was read a first time, and the second lie intruded to say, and was upon the pilot of slerifig reeding appointed for Friday neat. down. lie would only add, that whatieet felt trios Mr. S. RIC g presented a Petition from the Chem- him in that House. he WAS always ready to Nitric her of Commerce of the City of Limerick. respecting elsewhere. What he bad said was, that from sifte the right of certain persons to vote for Members of Par- blind cutilidence which the majority of (he Hoot* vr ii3me:it for that Citv.—Ordered to betaken into eOll- 1(1401 in M iniste s„ they would be induced to rye sitleratioo no the I:ith of May. 1,0 1 ,15/.. where they had vote d 100/., if cal led u p on by The Report of tite Tithes Leas. ng Hill (I reland,) was then: so to Jo. . Laren into farther consideration , when several amend- Mr: R. MARTIN explainel . mema were azree.l to, a to the Bill ordered to - be road . After a few word,. across the table from . the COAX a tbir.l title. on Friday nett. ' ;• . cht,Loa of the Kit Cif i cruse, Mr. SC•RLS IT. and Ilia Mr. ti. KENN KIT m bred fur a Return of • certain K. MillTiN, the resolution was agreed 'to, as wolves- Treasury Minutes respecting the Audit Office.—Or- rte %Is others. tiered. Coon the Resointion respecting the pay of (144fal Also for an abstract of the net Antinil •ea,entliatol Otlarers bring read, and Revenne of the Islands of Ceylon. Trinidad. Matt- - Si K r . FEIMCSON compinerl If the bar iaitkpo ritins, the Cape of U H ood ope, and other C o lonies.— nwler o hich wahy meritorious officers 'Arend Vito ‘,..re , il to.ranked as Major tieserals, but only rec eived the psof . ----.=------ T11,15'1511 STATIMIItRY INAUDO.—Mr.Woodmasuq, Sir D. PARNELL tneiie•l tor Returns with S4te- thyir renituetstal coninsiseions.. The gallant Member an Englishman, was the person who furnished sterile'. mints of the duties and basin ?ss of the fithee of t Au- •Iluled to the case of a Major General who had nerved ere to the Board of Revenue, before the Snpplies trice ,liter and 11•crifer of his Ilajisty's Exchequer, as firtyosite years a n d hrolfen up his consiftution bi a Rot from Alderman King. Mr. W. held his office coonected with the receipts and issues of public long residence i.I a foreign eiimate. and who sow only sines 1737, worn he was ig.lnceil to settle in this ut.m.-y, itho . for . simiiar returns rrverting• the received pay as a 31.j0r. He trusted that Ministers country by Mr. here 4 ord• the then bead ef the Board. o,l°oll and varisine Other Public Offices.--Ordered. would take the r.ote under cous,eleration •ol endeavour The sacrifice of trade and prospects instle he him in ' f4I,,TPIN. • to afford souse alleviation. Siglowl was, ends understand, were conaidenble—and The CHANI:F.LLOR of the EXCIIE114:!: moved The Marquis of I.o\ DON lIKR KY }SR at We o s s . s o mo derute were his charges that the eunweetion with the Order of the Day fur rekeivint . the Repurt of the deer - hoed him. that in the alesence of his Noble Fri e nd him has been a savior to the is of no less than Kesolotious of the ComMittee of Stippit , which. after (Loral Palttierstoq be ronld . nof state any thing as to 104100/. It seems that there is an e xtraordinary a few oiled , across chi. table from flr. (1. Blostax. the • general regnlatiirts, but be had es t s Clottbs the c oo dur e seore between lois charges and those of Mr. King, the par port ofwhicli we could notdistinetly understaad, inewioneil by the tallaat officter waveld . reseiee assn .. .. aan instance of which lie states that a certain .bin.s- was read accordingly. • ' lion —{ tar.) . , ... i n ng for which he charged Pt. &1., Mr. King has I 'ow! the first Resolnsion being put, The Resolution. wills several' (Abets. Trews diem c harred pecise's , doltish. the sum, or IS.. 411. A cir. M. l;• BF XNEt • rode a. il eneresie4 hi% Intention. is;. reed to. summoner whirls is also very romaskable, hat whicii and th at of-hiS lidnnOrnMe Vriejaa,. of discontioniieg Upon cite mewling of OW &Iloilo/ell for tbelfaltiay, t;:i• •lisicussions upon the . different lirites of - ibie E s 'tl • .Colonel DAVIII/4 toile To " shoe" tie resolotiva 'of the Altlernsan, dearth-vs, will he able to etpluin, le, , t h at t h e Aid e n o ,,,,,, or eenttnir t o Ile. w ii ,, l thoootio, re f maps. _After the Ordnan4 Titimites should be gone which'ist , lied glren atfe. Ifr v., tql •init I .. i , • . 1 rear al 414 VD the Lunt lAentettasit thoe•Meviiargrs end llt en . ' l ll . Ih - *het : himself or Anis ., Hon. triettd of !obi . 'Mott% 'Minted Of the, *mit ks. Mr. re's amens. JAW, .elosagit woe fully deo Ord the o oteM molter a sorts; of Re-401010414.'40n the whole Ica* : i'l ores h u morous. and , to .i. it t not •v, p r other.—(Dut.li‘s grcdag Poo.) .ittioca and expenditure of oar' Arruy Eirahlishuoa.t.. the chilies ht . othcersupoollatfil in general t o ; l ose ---...". I • 4 i • ~ AN ( N A . A 041.0 QUAA i tt... • ' l'l 4' V illir ' • V-. ' gi, • , l .. , , , ; 47 s .., . • - kaitTar . I t ie 1• -r . \ • 7 ... ...`7 l r* "..."!..: - ....._ . _ .. is i, • i . , NEP,. r -* - - Ir, - "7 ..., .•• • • Z.- • I. :' \:1 i t I et_ •701 Mir4llll;vlv.* '''' " i l : i ii ... 44144 . . _ I• "! . Iv • t gi )(....•.. - ~ ~ - 4 1 11 : 0 * 1 ' .' , . ' ' •, 4 , .. .. . . .41. 1 % 41 i 1 :1 a • ''''. 1 / I , .AI 1 4 • t oa. ~.- ~.. .... . • ... . ..... • .- . •,.. • ~ .. . ... . . .. ~ .„ e f,, ,••••‘, ' •, . , .. ',..• .6 , 6 1 i . * i! : 1 ~ . kt. .' 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'a s tw o ehthcious St AJZOITIrk sad *sir c,Rowl4.o_44...frirics, ma, I. -rvr...l, rusehetliaa. mss. / 11 / 171511 or 1.011-Z7runDAY, MAT I . " ,t *tasty attestiascre which took pine, aad panic -abet ------ . -.. , .i_aa___ disc of last ffittitt .t _ Therefote it wa4,...thot ic t i ka_ 4- soy, Moats, eldest ladltslds, strittlg& e, la Islostedo pleed. te, gag., alert of ea o f King's Beech. oasts •t. Soodtivits, wheid at 14060 et ortration maid.o cisOali 's Marc& D :Tradalleed.l COOSIODM • be' • I , ... . I. , . '