The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-03-17 00:00:00

CasWA-a IIMMIMEMIVEMMeIg 4 . • ELLIOENCE. • wed and Sailed for the River, f. I ' • • Iterbice.—Recnesio, the out- ind W. - • '. . . • _ ' . • • 1 71 • - ' 2. r , A • 0 11.. \ s . • . r . '2 g ';. . .. : A r•-• ~..j. •, • . . i-- ss- ~. .. ---- t.' t•.• . 4 ,0 -- 1— . - . , • . ,- 3 •* - ,r - : - --i,• , - , .-- . • _. . .-•- • . . " • - i . • . • • . ....z. . .r.:..... '5., - 4 ......- .-..... . --- -'.... 41• 1 . - •'• • . :•!. 'lOl •-. •. A - • , . 0,..*, ,t1:1 , . • • i,. . ... •✓ - f. • i i - ' . 1 . . A .,-, ~• , 1 I• , - --, Ili . 3. • . .4., . _.,7 ie, e, 1 / 4 . 1 / 4 : \C . 1 / 4 < • , I. 't :fr. • :-.•t• :i... 0..........: ~ .... • .. , • 4 , . - _ . . -..- • , • ' ..• : • i• ? _, l,„_, .1.,..k if •-- - \ - —A' Will + mr " . " l4 :,_ _,_.- . .. - , - ...1! • -. . -.:- '1... • ' s 1 ' '.. :'. . .1;0 • 141) ON 11 OISID A ir: 111 Aft Cll ~ 1823. . 9 ~ • . . .. • . . . • •: 1 , • L-"IIIII*Lati sisvaw itxr- . r. • a +. 1 . . . . • • S • ... ' I i : I • l' • S i I 4 . '.. : • 4 ‘, I L • , . . • 4,, , • a • ..,. • ~~. I A n t—SaileJ, the Success Tran • rind W. ~-•~... • • • ' ' • —NUMBER 56t2 'NA p . TsIIS. MUNN and UURTIS .reepsdift -OW flounce the arrangement of SALE of•lbitaisitt FROPRRTY, belonging to tbe late Jasinoltonv. Bog to take pine on Warmoav and-Teteasoavmext, InMell.; land4dreet.Fitstoroquare, by direstlia of his Szeoitee; On Vitostansv will be. Sold - the •exeelient , Meassilii Farnitare; -Library of Books, simian What, capital MOW 'Pattie, dolble- barrel Fowling Piece, Mate. Linen, =dina r asevottfireWas. On, Tanitansv the valuable Pictures and Drawingsdif Maiden% masters of the Foreign and British Schools, seleefa by the deceased with 4iecriminating jedigenrent sed !tsste among thi foriner if which tem be founciVirarn and Child, by Lorenzo, Sabbatiol, of the highest merit. • exquisitely tabbed miniatures plituonsparti notillarla Louisa, rare qld Deeselan,Secree and Oriental qqperbrOlochn,,Cre. Mona andi‘er Violins, brilliant tone Plano Forte, fi4loo a hie Tlibary,•aad miseellanenent imam of oenennetst and nee. maTiVistedrtmia4Siolha IWO. met catalOriess M bat Pt esas. . and. D. Richardson, solicitors so the 4reittor,. • 740, Lirsel Measis. Milan and Otitis, Weibrook; • newest. lova} Exchange. JCatalogonaatatossiliegrasibtall No. N. Menrimmialitt•Ol,- -.;_ -• •f. I Its —Sailed, the 11Pnry, Insy, and the Ilirmony, At,- w. . SAC 4011/C Jur wawa masa.' - In a few (lapilli ia kir velarioAllii. ••price 11. la. . j[J QOADr., *fancily . • Heir.qm far.l 'AU 0p00k1 , 5111 fl glad for A. IF. Logelhebblik . lbe OA. tab _ 7.IIa.OVILAW, RAIPaPels by caps. wrim s Fs*. . • Own Carry 4. by SIN 1!411 1 , 1 1,14, 1 14,,frarv. *mei. It: Ti ta grec T i s r•Fri, Sketeh 14 8 4 11.4. _ Timitlaiiiiattiecitsar, by.* Mew A val.. ; - ); Wings is lianimoica, by llooodla ai aw :11 vols. liki(110 - 4 Ames. Mr bariIIAIATT. by Cir*OsabiOrt 1111111 i 4 '4 1 : 41 .• .511. "" lima,. K. Ws. _ • neon and T. Martls. Cupthall-buildings. throgratirtoW street, solicitors—A. Pilaw and W. Thorne. Barnstaple. Devonshire. paper-makers-8. Syises and T. Rattray, Bolt= lase, stet-manufacturers—V. Vickerman, J. Yieberallin, E. Vlsitermaa,,and B. Viekerago, Taylor-hill,. Huddettkeld; , 1118118118 1 1 s—W. J. P: Wilkinson sod P: Barb, Tatinton; vise-inercimats—A. Thornton end P. Nelson. Liverpool alwl.Leorlan—G. flowarby, J. Phillips. and . T. tioserby. ; [ 4Newcastia-apos-Tyne;tiaber-aterchasta (as far as regards . Sower. Dampier and P. 'loom, Nerth- street; fa V l 3- te ro c :ii . astar t d- d to y s e u rs ufaric i s a r i s- g i li. (t W i. to v l i d e F a . , l4-Ala isc ke::. iptore-st t, Clare-ioarket, surgeons—J. Qat sod J. Tons- Anon, enhouse-yard, wine-eserchnots-4. Young, G. lilindsay dR. T onn e. New Cut, Limehouse, sail-makers. (las Ittr a regards J. Young)—W. Miler and R. Munn's, 4/V6rd-street, ferni tyre warehousemen—D. Simpson (exec*. tilvto tie late L. itimpson) and R. Stewart. Liverpool, ship wrigills••-ik B. Norton and W. Heron. Uxbridge, anolioe• leses--G. W. K. Durham and T.Jeues.itiolliwell-lami.pawo brokers— Austla (adatinntratrix of G. Austin) E. .4ws tise stogie, jam. A. vie J. as, W8 0 8 ( 1 , 1 1116411 '. .. , • • =ggliblill=gialtltadllalla - r ,,__ . Ka. A, Sao re . . inetaheat, thee addressed theesiMivellial he come there to matlithadaime to emotion on any pee. "" 1 %" 116 € 414 "sehe talanliti Ile justly usae l eetang a ia • . .1t t but he.depeaded aotairai•kmprea-amrits. lost on the poe t * of the grade to if iullb -las bele/aged,. -awl .;wind[ Ought to hold a high rank in. their mtimatielu—(Lotid Asher:o-11e confeeied that his .maikaue had :tams iu .eotrie : useasure damped by what he bad jam • heolio4 but loom as by -what • be had beard - to toot* '-e. tebler, re/lecher the ~ e spediemny of (bide. atoitisg ' with tile oihmielatiset. is ettateareartng it ebtaie it et teak in thiii,nepresseutatioa..... He , thought, be/serer, •it •would be stag *obviateallehe oljectiens to their eo-open mien. falai& been aldose whyashould hr, a h arge , s , i od - gdild brethercapply for a vote in spading s gaudier to . • Oallieemat, when ha bad It already in the corporation ea . OHM he belonged, 14 mass of its connexion with aim . • Aren.coatail? He would ads's, this question4adese ' arandabe bargees's and gaildly a sutheient ' yapha . . farTema Couluil t It woot2i- y t , t rei lu=, .... ,s, Alma he -Goner, - thegairehdfe „bores - reformers; tad it would perhaps h e . said wMiL mu .0 0—.. Viii are dowat length come rot in year real• witapeler of Perliauaratari refoemara." 'rise tact was. thistdhey hail viewed the Aisle of the Scottish/high ee l/equitation as a ware gross, ebase, eonsevently,as a rester evil. thou the Matetlf representation is other liaise/a; and they had therSfures beentimoronsle cautious latet the questa°n of burgh referee should he isjured.het ' being nailed up with that of general refortu. He knew .chat they had,by.theiraircumapection, prejudiced their, Geese in the estimation of many of the english , M ala bar, of Parliament; but he hop,ast they would he excusetl, *ben these Hoc. Oestlenteu frethated on our condition when we set out in the.conttoverse.• At that time many , of us were not very friendly to reform iu oily shape t wit were absolutely afraid of the word " reform." We ac, Lastly *might 'for some other word ; and never did ma thematician replay so much over the salation of a, pro blem, as we did on finding that burgh refocus could he expressed-by the words, " improvement of burgh oo liev."—(Laitgliter.) But all their moAetatiou and all their caution wool,' not do at last. l'hry only got tusanselves sneered at is Parliament, by • these 'very geetlemeo .when support they were endeavaar• imp' to propitiate by their prudence.—" Yoe ask," mud the Lord Advocate, "only for berets reform, bat Parliamentary reform is what you wata." He believed that this , declaration of his /Lordship's had, -to tact, greatly . enlightened many of them as to their real want —that is to say, as to the real:and 'oily remedy for ei.it grievances ; and probably they would Out leaye tee' there. that day, if its Lordship had .stet been eo kind at to tell thew, that ,Parliamentary reform Was., is facts • what we must at last come to.—(spud cheers.) He tisoniebt its however, very probable, that the tateation of beret' rex, form ,itad lost the support of simay of the Eiggfh • manlier*, through . their tgoortinow ut the subject ; mut iadeed up oue could be Surprised that strangers sheald not be able to comprehend what aus, in truth, a tnyetery to ourselves.—(bauglater.) The pro .eis how. an indiv - dual ceased to be ea *Meter and became an elected i -h4l puzzled oar greatest Lawyers and Judges. There wet batons-tedieidussi amongst us mho had had the patieu:e to makejilasself (passel of _she %whist's! *skeet; And that. individaal • was entitled to their warmest thanks.—( ap. please.) Such a concatenation of absurdities as the ic quiry developed would excite the merriment of any p - r son who bad nut to pay the expense of the joke ; hit' for that, he could have laughed at it heartily himself. — (Laughter.) To perfect strangers the in minis of Sco ::ate burgh policy must sound like the sophisms of a dark age ; and lb reality there were many traces of analog); in t'.:e comparison. The Town- Council wait, in fact, the pro duction of a dark AK P.— (Laugbter.) Now,-all that they said was, that Edinburgh contained a number of tom e tioltle•s equally as competent as the 31 who now send a memba -to Parliament; and that they would elect oce who will represent the interests and feelings of the iahaa - bitants better than if be is appointed by a select body, whose particalar interest must be served as the-condition. of their solfrage. They said this with confidence, is'. eause they knew that is member fre,:ly chose,' by the householders at large, to please one, mast please all; otherwise the variety of interests would defeat his obi jest. He did not know whether or not the peps nt elec tors would claim a right of property isathe privilere of electing the member of Parliament; but he held abut tire elective franchise Was ndt a vested sigh', hut a pub:id trust ; aed that the 'publie,•iu Parliament, were entitle t to adopt any measure they thought lit for the better se • cnrity of that trust.—(Hear, hear.) Their claim was not founded on any visionary 'or abstract principles of natural right, but on the general utility. r .(Hear, hear.) 'lite British Constitution comprehends a legislature et: King. Lords, and Commons ; and an esteenvd•writer hack said of it—" It combines the good intentions of the many with the wisdom of the few, and ii ith the stren4fla of tube monarchy." We comb here, therefore. not as re rolutionists, to destroy, but in the spirit of the cotistatia tion, to reform and ameliorate ; not to set up any meta physical and abstract theories. but to lay claim to asp e 'OM: and determinate object.. Let the gnglish have re. course to their Cobbetts• and their Hunts; and' he • wished them all the success they deserved. Ile., however, bud a confidence in the wise and prudent habits of hit countrymen, tint they were met for the consideration Ai their own affairs; and that their' system of refor" would be found to accord with true morality •and gaud —Arrived, the Rocco•. 111 or.. Oct. 14; the Dorothy. Dar ailedpet. 13; the liorkisslh, i 3 11e3 Feh. 5; the Thosats, e 3 Feb. II ; the Edward, Scl teius,6lhll.4, from Sinclair, for Sierra inited Statvg.—Wind . _ - • •Arrived, th, L•idy Nopean ind N.E. riceJ, the Augus'a, Giles, 13l is of the aetnunt stared yo.ter. fore Parliantrot, of Sums girea donat•on or bequest, towards al Debt:— 51.)n0y value of Stork y whom including Money lurathed. brquesthe:l. Rurgis 1134 I* 0 Peter RAmirr 11.4168 lb 0 M. Reynold: 3,740 13 b 211,342 7 6 BIBEI 'iloaapepatfally triads Ms Mg Pleads, tits Public. that itty thiaa,Catalbr'wlll.ba katima in Ike kit Filters 'linear" *a • . • . , hof;Two acr•• ••4•-•!1"1,"•! • • ou vich li ' itottroent.•..'....••••• Six sent"... 'Teo next' IN each Thirty sent *oo eh Scheme emitaias Three of 90,0001. Two of 5,0901. Two of 2.0091. 11e.Ite. ALL MONEY. Every Capital drawn the First Day, (9th April), will have a new undrawit 'Fiche. hp which another Capital me) be obtained. 141 SH id solieitiog the atteati(tt orbis beet Frientelle 113 the above attractive poi ots of the Blew Lottery. spectrally reminds thew of the near approsCh of the Draw-. tcF ; and advises an early, purchase at his fortunate Ofilcrs, 4, Cprnhill, and 9, Charlug-Crosu pad by his Agents in the Country. • s o * the Prices of Stocks are affixed. hourly , a g ainst ElSH's °Dices ioCornhill, by which thelPublic way seethe fluctuation. • 411P1D5.41 a. H om i ve ,. liestrOsejee Our pile relates to mas..—itt•itritt. Just published, patio 66. le tweeds, Sisteenth gdltion, rflia &GIS LkFE; allonrittediegVecan• subsittary ete the hplietrelOtts oxides from Haman Frailty, in which the Ceases,. flymptems,. Ind baneful Effects of Lues Veneree, CliinoMma, &datums, Sentinel Weslciteit, &c. aro WILY developed; Part fl coarsest Practical Observadone. on tikeinati Debility, ffelf-1 Abuse, and Mental irritation, wlth.sonie interesting observe , tions on vegetable and united 4ifei; in Part 111. is u aeries*, Caste illuatrative of the *muslin's gallowse s idtplobeing theta in a familiar manner. 1/ GOSS and co. C4ll - Spegeons, London. . . -' • • Natimt beetle °melbas ease dedit..i gaios.egoortelt ati.-ideLimetaw. • Once Hear s es to all the Jima 0 4 1 kin . Its t fropil application'osarks the arise. ff. IIvOBIANA, Non•Mellical Anelyels of some Com plaints incidental to Females, lit whiph ere offered some important admonitions of the pecoliar debilities atte n d in g , their a rcerestancee, simpithies. and 'imitation. The sub- . jeet of Sterility is especially *wilt upon. interest'''. sod importer cases illustrate Abe subject.. . • Quo fugit Venual lieu! vote color decens. • Hot. tab: 4.0 t. 12. Whitherities Lore? ilk 1 where the charming . bloom? • Ttieabove may be haslet 26, pakerpost,errrowr ; 311L_Pall ; 41, Piccadilly ; 16, Prlnces,street,' Soho; 32, Fleet 'Street ; 174, Vieet-areet ; 46, West graitlaeld 88. 'Chap aide Claiming-street. London:. Porter, 79. Draftee tweet. Dublin; Joao, 117, Trnpgate, Glasgow ; Dutton, Bury, Fit. Edmund. ; Stevenson IS di Co., Nor wich ; ; 13arrittt and De field, Bath t Shep pard, Bristol ; list& Cembridget i theadbey.: Leeds; and •at all Booksellese.—N.ll. Messrs. 40.613 ..and Co. are to by v:tieulted, as usual, • every day, at their house ; and Patients in the Country ire reiliseateei to describe minutely the eise, enclosing a remit i timee file Advise attd Medieine, which can he forwarded to tiny port of thri, Wer14. 1 ;14014 1 6 pad Go. M. R. C. Surgeons , No.• 11, goofed* est-street. London. - • : ' .4 ' " 3 • • AAAAA as mem or CORN INIRINRI.ANS ' ANIR WRUIRMA.T ini west: esesoisillaig S. Pint.4ll. I. d. rim . s. d. Wheat."... 43 4 47sti ..... g Rye. oa •e• ••• • • 16 23 13 Beans • 04 •••4• • • • WM 11, 0 Pens . *l. 0 Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, sow puted from the Returns made in the week ending the 121 k dry of Mord, 1223, is 3da. nd. per cwt. Dn. 3,113 U 8 066 6 7 Peter Rainier.. yinoui ..... I. Quarteriunin.. • r T. Oatub • 10 0•• V 3 0 0 - 10? 0 0 WV 0 0 100 U 11 11,667 10 0 REPRESENTATION OF EDINBURGH. ..166,820 14 I it it is the young Coont de me en infuriated tool of the il, the father- having died at isequente to the establishment 0, in his own country, and ed to fly, after contending io :Anse. The young Count is a rience or talents, ana possessed that part of the country whe e It is understood tlrat is soon ireparations making to attack , hich is an 'open !ono, and ens ) go to Chaves, which is a mil. .e he could bold out longer. n Lisbon and Oporto, besides dished, speak of this occnrrence of the consequences. It would usioe, owing to its happening le fairs, when the groisers•disl Worming paper.) lave received the following from . dent. ' 750311 - SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. DOWNING-STREET, Meneu It. /Ile King has been graciously pleased to appoint Major- Geo. E. Barnes, K.C.B. to be Governor and Commander-in IChief of the 411111410 t Ceylon. CARLTON-HOUSE, MARC. 13. The Kiog has been pleased to appoint W. G. Earl of Er ►oll to iseone of the Lords of his Majesty's Bedchatablr,la the room of W. Lord Amherst. resigned.. , • - , . 'ftlim:SilioNS signed by . the Lord Lien:** qt. ... um o ,l o itir , . of Radnor. , ~7 • • •'.' .. . The Rev. W. Wilkins to be DepfityLleitt i ;"; H.7Pantli . • .to be ditto. Royal iladnorihire Militia: ..: -,, • . . The Hon. E. Lord Harley to be Major-Comosatinnt. ties Ole Eight Hon. the Earl of Oxford and Bari MJlletisige. re- Coed ; J. panlei, EKl•til‘be Captain, vied Johlolllolmliill, ,Itsci Fesigned. ton m Lessons in the Western Reg iment of Norihnenbetlind i.orsi Militia. signed by the Lord Liontanitst of the t )unty of Northumbeelaud. Wm. limbuOinal, Esq. to be, op r iloo vide Taylor Winship, deceased. -+4 • • ... _ .....-4..........--1-2,—,..., .....-... _ s.—An order was received this o commence the building of six without delay. I understand els are to he constructed at the id that the official commitnica ended for the Pocket 4. is, that though, for a time, at Falinouth, there is co doubt ty he removed to this port, and anperintenlenee of the Admiral the order above is, we conceive, ation of Government respecting sets are to be built as packet-, arctenee that a saving was to ac 'he emplayment of sloops of war. one harbours? -(West Briton) —On. Weinesday last, Wilflans .s reel. London. Benjamin Cand i of Newcastle. and John Doughty: charted with unnatural crimes, and received sentence of death.— re a most crowded Court, al eight at et:nicht le until tf in the evening. . —The workmen engaged under have begun to clear away the ipper end of Westminster-hall, Charcery ancl King's !tench story to the erection of a tem. !quer and retiring room far the when the old Conits were Coronation, that the new Law time for the acconamuslation • the necessity of any other tem t Courts %A irhin the Hall. Two of side of Westminster Hall, and in ocCornmon Pleas, together with velve Judges ts assemble in, ate e of them wit; be finished by next t new Exchequer Conn will be rt, the Exchequer Coltee-houtes. &c. are to bis pulled down fort' - Exchequer Court, which is to he a flier, of frame wood-work, Ste. reception of the Judges by rest and stet's that at present lead trona le Howe of Commons, are to be thoroughfare for the public having i __A-. •G ' • , ST:Vl 4 tßitirrit - essitgAl, CO* cit,l4o.lCe. tat TWATZLI4IIO. : IUs .6011. A: Ass • ig,.vi•o4AYtiFp ata (LS and other CtMr , t .1 I gatrs leading into Westminster , and the scaffolding is almost Ise whole . 4pr:trailer, with the , elaborate and grotesque *con characteristic and carious. l'he es also attt art a Rout deal of is place 1 c ithin the ien with for gt an 1 win Inv 10 —beingplaretrin shade, Of THs ENSUING WEEK. WATkR AT LO3IDGM•SuNt. D. IN LZST. 19. a. att. •; even. 99 en. aft. 4. .5 ra. aft. 1; even. 21 m. after 8. 47 m. aft 5 ; PTPII. 13 m. aft. A. d night. MOON IA Q. At Cr EVES. .47 m. aft. 0; even. 21 to. aft. 7. B. . 57 al. aft. 7; even. 30 m. after S. Beirdirt, 13 m. aft. 9; even. 58 m. aft. 9. 1 - . - 28 min. aft. 9: pea S ■. aft. 10. lursday last, at Edmonton ewe,. T. n of J. Walker. Eiti. of .troo',-grove, R&M daugater of J. V. Taylor. Esq. 13th instant, at St. Pancras e•tr• AM %loore tharison. rector of (ley of Devon. to Elizabeth, )01Ifigrst Iltatu (Ana, Esq. of I.incoln's•ino- ty, the 13th inst. J. Bishop, EN of trert, tam! 57. it PreSham, Mrs. Oldfield, senior, ited,and Published, at the Otlmp of Na. 297, Strand, by R. WARDELL, communications, Orders, dti. are mewl! , go from the above INN : Paris Ilnyal eta Dover, Tuesday and Fridsylaftglits, at' •• • • • • • Portsmouth and: Gosport Mail, through Godalming. Po teratieW, and port:lea. every Evening at a quarter past 7 . and Sunday at half-past 6. On its arrival a Packet sails to the Isle of Wight, to convey passenges and parcels ; and a Mall clack mat trlf tp . Chichnster, throagls Drayton, Havant, Ernserdrth.,flie. Gloucester Yid; throggh Healy, Oxford., atuitbehentiont. every Eveolopliralamrter past y, and Sunday at heft- I pot • . • : Dover and Canterbury Mall, throughGravesand, Chatham, and Faversham, eSety Evening at a quarter padt 7, and Sooday at half-past 6. From Canterbury, passengers and parcels are c,onveyed to Deal, Morgan', Ramsgate, Sand with, ;lc.; and from Dover, parcels are oonseyeti to Folk stone,-Satidgate, Hythe, Dinichureb, Romney and Lydtt, Milford Malt, through Carmarthen, Liandlio and Haver fnrdvitst. every Evening at a qtiarter past 7, and Sundays at help* 6. Both and Bristol Post Coach, every Afternoon aCik . Both sod Bristol Post Coach, to carry only Four bald*, throigh Reading, Marlborough. Caine and Chippealtim, . . every Minning at a quarter past 6. - •Batit Light Post Coach, In two days, to carry For Inside, tlwalafiblrilsidenheadi Reading, Marlborough, .19evices. and Idelkslinro. Monday, Wednesday s and Friday Mornings. at Nine. This - Coach is chiefly intended for the accommoda tion of Families, Invalids, &c. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance in one day. Brighton tight Post Coach, through Cuckfleld, &c. every Morning at 8, except Senday. Godalmlog and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Ep som, Leatherhead, Clandon and Horsley. Tuesday, Thera day, and Saturday Mornings at 10. Gloucester New Post Conch, the Champion, through Wycorqb, to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hereford, Cumarthen, Tonhy, Ross, Swansea, &e. every day at 1. Henley Coach, through Mndenhoid, every Afternoon at 1 Sundriy*Cideitod: Littlehamplon. Ataltidel..and Petworth CoselCrtursday,- Thursday. and Saturday Mornings, a quarter befpre 7. Mitigate, .Riniagits, Deal, Sandwich, and Broadstairs Light Post Cl:Mehra, every Morning and Evening.- Oxfosd ,Light; Poet Coach, through Henley, Re. every Morning at 7. , Portsmouth New and Elegant Light Post Coach, the Re /stator, to carry only Four Inside, through Kingston, Guildford. Pettritield, apd Pr:oases, every Morning at 8. York; 1 4 •1ewcastle, and kdinburgh Coaches, and to all Parts Orate North. every Morning,at a quarter before 9. Manebetter. :Lancaster. Kendal..Rochiale, Huddersfield, Bradford, .Leetis i Halifax, Rotherham, She ffi eld and Nor wich Codet4s, dailY. Weltirtgßitd end Wentage Coach, through Maidenhood. Nettlebaahlinti Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings. at 8. Oadafining and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through .St s. Kingston, Hilton, Cobham. and Ripley, on Monday, Wed .4l:y, and Friday. Mornipga at 10 ;-Suadays at 7., And .re lo London %same day. Restart, Rtirneistle, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and llonifuistdrin day t •coach. to Spilshy, Louth, Grimsby and , gull, morning pt i.paat S. The. only day, coach to Boston ' and flproeisre. . • Dover and Cantt:rhary Light Post Coach, every Evening 6,110611" st #, Aid% every Matting at half-past 6. • 541 1 /.burY.NP Coati! t to carry only Four !amide, thrombi Staines, BadingstOke, Whitchkreh, Andover, &a. every Morning at.7:l'" • • 'hi ofiesterr p tirs AdwOrlii Pc g Oth. Monday, Wednesday, an ,rjrify Mornings, at a quarter before 7. CARRIER'S —To Twleitilnham, Brentford, and isleworth, every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. EAMP.S.and Co. Proprietors. Parcels and Paresees are safely and expediAiously eon veyed•frout this INV•ta every City, Town, Village, and Deviltry that indhsttoalowlog Comities, , ,Hereford. Surrey. . Rucks; • •-• Gloneester, Sussex, Corawatte • • Nora. Wilts, Noon., - Oxford, Worcester. Dorset, ynnts„ Somerset. South Wales. All Parts of the tide at Wfght, Jersey, Guernsit, and all Parts of France, and to all parts of the North. Neat Post-Chaim, ite. at the shortest notice. .. . DANkatouttibt MNLARGED. ~ J..Lsrbalestier, New Basiighall-street, -winegraerchakt, .yessusake4l%-eesdeApeitilk.e44)%seklistalltltreed. --..---- J.Reaunsont, Iltuster-street, Brunswick-square, dealer, from March 18, to 23, at Basieghall-street. H. Ila rrison, Sonthwark-bridge, atone-mason, from March 22, to April 8, at Basinghall-street. - H. Porter, Taunton, Somer.et, draper, from March 18, to 25, at 'Basinghall-street. R. Clark, kit. Mary at Hill, London, wine-merchant, from March 1, to April 19, at Bashighall-street. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • • - I . f ..W.Turquitud.Shortee'(-eourt , Tbrownorton - strea t .b rok e it. • • BANKRUPTS. • J.•Magnall, Manchester, merchant, to R 7, 29. and April 26, at the Coach and'llorses Inn, Deans gtitt,Mauchester. AttOrneys,Messrs.Appleby and Sergeant, Gray's-inn-square; and Mr, Whitehead. Manchester. ' T.. Parker, Patidett,Bomersetshire, coal-merchant, March 111.. April 4, 26, at the Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol.- Attorneys,•9lr. Tanner, Bristol; and Messrs. Hicks aid Bralketitidge,BartleWs-Buildings, Holborn. • J. Byers, Blackburn, Lancaster, chapman, April 2;9, and 26, at the Old Bull Ind, Blackburn. Attorneys. Mr. Haworth, Aintwortisstreet, Blackburn; and Mr. Norris, John-street, Bedford.wow, London.. J. Curler, Lullington, Somsraetshire, fuller, March 26, 25,•ind• !ford 26; at the Angel Ina. Bath. Attoratiys, Mr. Fairbanks, Emote; and Mr. Lovell, Holhorn-ooart, Glee,- Inn. . • • ~ W. Cleghorn, Ratcliffe-Highway, dealer, March 2'2.2k, and April" 26, at Bitingnall-street. Atiorney,6lr.liOdison, Salisbury-street, Strand. • , T. Meredith, sea. Illshopsgate-street Without, leatheig.,l seller, March 18, 29, and April 28, et Basinghall-street.--• AttOrney, Mr. Clarke, Bishopsgiste-church-ya , d. A. Agnew, Great - Yarmouth, draper, March 31, April I, and 26; at the Duke's lira& Great Yarmouth. Attorneys, Mt. Fisher. Great Yarmouth ; end Mr.Losisrdlll, Grey's-ian. J. Godfrey. Leicester, plumber, March 22, 29, and April 26, at Basingliali-street. Attorneys, Mr. T. and S. Naylor, Great Newport-street, London. T. Welchman, Rathbone-place, Oxford-street, feather maker, March 29, 29, and April 20, at Basiuxhall-street.- 1 Attorneys, Messrs. Reynal 'and Ogle, Austin Friars. .. J. Chambers, Wolverhampton, agricultural machine-ma ker, March 28, 29, and April 26.. at the Star Inn, Shit:o%l%l.-j' Attorneys, - Mr. - Foster. Wolverhampton ; and Messrs. WW Hams and White, Old Braidings. Lincein's-inn. DIVIDENDS. . . April 5, J. Westlake, Moreionhampstaad, Devonshire, serge-maker-Aprit IS,, J. Taylor,. Sheffield, merchant--,1 April 5, P. Jerinyn, Great Yarmouth. merchant -April 12, A. Barratt, Newport Pape]. Buesingharnshire, farmer-•• April 10, D. Ihmnett, Norwich. veterinary surgeon-April W. Etscx, Paddington, wharfinger-April 5, D. Reevel. - Wardeur-street, grocer-April 5, N. Edmonds, Parliament street,' hatter-Aptil 5, J. Curwen, Great East Cheap, teir• • broker-Aprll2s; M. Pile, jun. Sidmoutb,' Devonshire, ca binet-maker-April 3, C. C. Doorman, Wellciose-square, sugar-refiner-April 5, (1, Glover, Lower East Smithfield, oil onduolourman-April 16. J. tiny, -Kidgeton, Surrey, li nen-draper-April 19, W. Fothergill,Cannon-street-road,St. George's in the Eagt, ship-owner-April 12, T. Jones, St. John-street, and Chigwel , Essex, stationer-April 19, G. and J. Woolrich, Spital-s etre. silk-manufacturers. • • CERTIPI WES-APRIL S. J. Leas'', Goan-street;. Spitalfields. silk-manafacturer-N s : Berry, Iluddersfletd, uterehant-r. Newton. Hotheacb, Lin coinanire, and W. Newton, West Walton, Norfolk, jobbers -0. Blackh.e, Cambridge, bricklayer-J. R. Cuthey, Ips wich, maltster-Ji Saunders. Altlersgate-street, paiutcr.-H. H Crease, Lower F.oentain-pliter, City-road, merchant.- T. kwips..Alaelyolletli, klontgolineryshire, bin-keeper...S. Downes; Cranbourp-street, Ixicestex•square, haberdasher•-- J. Foreman; Ke i tl ebu egh, • innholder. .. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • J: 9. Stibbs and R.Renderson, Bitton, Gloucestershire; usaeufaemeers of sal amoslive-J: Bowditch aneW.DiugfeY, • Sherborne. Dorsetshire, linen-drapers-P. Def and T: It.. , Swap. Brewer-street, drapers-J. Casey and H. Adams, Britt -lane. Sphaillelds, faitcy-soap-inannfacturers-PiJohn son apd J. Watson, Great May's-buildlosts, St. Marsite4:- Intke--61, Pearce cad B. Tucker, 1S:dolt:411ton. Devon ibire, clay-isernhanti-i.l. Bateman nos' T. Foyson, Nor-. • Mich,. wool.staplera-.1. Booker and. T. P.. Lowy, , - straw,- Freed, CbeaPPAr.boaksellers•-W. BeekensaU,.seh. egil,f,, e ekehs;ll,` Abingdon; 'Berkshire, upholstoreri-.-A. Carter: I ad W. Rtehtnond.Preston, Uincashire.peluteltfJ.Wlfeal:- ley and W. Seddon, Leicester, lace-mfunifacturers-J.Diel• (n 14311 TIM liiHNISURGII STAR Of TURSDAT.) On Saturday lass, a meeting of householders was, con vene-I,ty public adrertiseuient, for the purpose of consi dering the propriety of petitioning Parliament to confer, under set atever limitations it should see fit, the right of voting for the City Member on the householders. The stage of the Pantheon was reserved for the Chairman and Requisitionists, one hundred in number; the other parts of the hone, about half-past 1 . 2 o'clock, were thrown open to the householders, and 'le A few mittutes were completely tilled. At one o'clock Sir. A. M. Gismos, of Clifton /fall, rose I and said — " I beg leave to propose, that Mr. John Craig do take the chair ; and I trust *tit will meet with stone approhation."—(Cheers). ''' . JOHN CRAIG, EN. of tireat King Street, having taken the chair, rose and said—" Gentlemen, — Having been called to this honourable situation 1r the unanimous voice of this meeting, it is not my intention, nor would it be my interest, to call in question the judgment which yen have now exercised. I shall, however, attribute it nut to my own merits, but to your kindness. The best return I can make, gentlemen, is to perform as well as I am able, the duties which belong to the office. 1 *al in the first place read the requisition: it is as follows: ' I 1 [Here Mr. Craig read the reqaisition]. • . " This, gentlemen, all you ak know, was vetted by e number of very respectable tadviduste —by gentlemen,' whose acknowledged abilities and learning bad raised Ahem to the very top of the Scottish bir- r by mbar goon . anowillestwo•orrooeeoto therreignet, onotiAte' very 11*' portant class of the inhabitinte, comprising individuals distinguished not more for their opulence, and as gen tlemen of landed estate, than for their intellectual and private worth—and another portion of the Reqikisition ists comprehends some of the most respectable merchants and inhabitant householders of Edinburgh, who, in res pectability, independence, and patriotism, would not yield precedence to the citizens of any other city. (Applause.) I will Wow reed the answer of the Lord Provost tb this Re quisition, thus signed. His Lordship said— .' [Here the answer of the Lord Provost was read ] " Now, it is not my intention to say any thing disre spectful to the individual who fills the office of your Chief Magistrate ; --(hear, bear.)—neither would I wil- Bogle say one word which might be construed to im pugn the conduct of a magistrate, who by his ser vices, has rendered himself so justly popular and re spectable ; nor should I even have seen occasion to al lude to that worthy individual, if the grounds of his Lordship's refusal to convene this meeting bad been, that he considered it would prejudice the is terests of ohe city; hut when, on the necessity and, expedience of holding any meeting at all, his LorM ship sets up his opinion against that of so respectable a hod/ of requisitionists, containing, a large number of individuals whom his Lordship would be first to ac knowledge his superiors in wisdom and talent.— f 'mast he permitted to say, that 1 think this was a point which his Lordship might very safely have con ceded, an 1 confided in the judgment of those individuals. His Lordship, however, bad tdought otherwise ; and in consepieoce of his decisioa, this meeting had been Called by public advertisement. 1 doubt not that this meeting is composed, for the Most part, of 'honest and respectable householders, and that you will conduct yourselves with propriety while you remain in thislionse ; but in so large an assemblage, it is impossible that every person present can he known to me, and it is Any duty to caution.you against those occurrences by which the or der of a public meeting is always liable to be disturb ed. There may be those present whom ardour in the rause might itad nee to propo , e stronger resolutions than those which are about to be submitted to your attention; or others who, with less innocent intentions, might have attended for the purpose of throwjag discredit on the meeting, by getting you to adopt their violent amend mendment, I trust that, if any soca individuals should he present,. you will guard against the error of the one' ealis of objectors, and that the other class will find them selves mistaken. , (Hear, hear.) There may be present some who attend tor the purpose of opposing altogether the objects of the meeting; and all 1 will say of the.c is, that, it they are sincere, they cannot perform a more manly or more honourable part, than to come forwar I boldly and Adam their objections to the meeting. (C he fr..) I am sure that they will have a patient hearing. (Chit ers.) If their argunients are true, they may convince us thet the present aathe best system of represent stion, and in. steal of pctitionii L Parliatuent for its improvement, you may he inclioeit to thapit the,33 gentlemen who take the trouble of election off' tour bands (I, iughter); but if they iireitreeneoue; J Miubt not but their fallacy will' Le pointed out.: o:beers.) ' Ar elt events, the giving of i su ch argument, ceattßial hearing, will be the best' way of estabtishing.the reneettablijty of the meeting'. ' Mot! 1 sit down, ellow.use to impress on your minis the al-' vantages et . Moderptiou. if • the I;oguage of the tr , koht tions:stnoold he'd kteuiperate nature, and their atijecte pf a•lngiteritys o.l,tent, - , tbey - con. ' tri thou; any'conceseion 'of-Prlticialb, be eeppoted - by fiteie' ardent jecifildixels litho - *Ovid, potatitesteriding, bit willing to eatitml, the; bbjectsor to ptrengthen ;Rio langnege ; while at thp,itiOne, pin* age groppsiklomorillo Siliestn, the atesleleWifilfet i if o lint tie isebisteNt eiretkgpart; ' ffeaftqtlik i t Vow ntitsni vskielt win .. pts*osrkti9 yea 'Out eon. 17 14 eider tit, of this, 040 . .4Fict,44411. , 4 ) oldanaitYsl a 1°41 ' 064 sfrill tx :t r tg Rqt 1 00 100 1 PAIrAttianiV, ;00' ; WO& can 'seP a' peikr;• 'one elral4ititty can only be obtained by moilartios." (Cheers.) policy:— Psrent. neihbour, first it will embrace " Country next, next all Me Mosso race." lie thought trod this, far from wa reality the most prudent, the roost effectual, and tuna roust cons:stemt course of proceeding. They m t there ant as ins discontented with their rclativwcunditimi life; he was perfectly sstistied with his, and envied that; of no other person ; bit they tame their believing that the welfare of the country would be promoted by the oim ject a hicb they now seek t that the interests of linen" would be served by rendering our oleo country mere fre. I an d that the world at large must eventually he benighted I. by the liberalization of Europe. We give the present i•Lia ject a prefereoce to plans of a more extended reform, noit because fee are hostile to the more general etif ancisisen isnot of our country, not because we Isfe unfriendly the cause of .s e +in, of Portugal. and of the Dreeks :because we tniok that the interest of; all will he best p".e. elated by the. lab .bitaats of every city performing toetr duties as good citizens, and by, Min means their (mg tion woold he improved. lie Conclittiodaby moving ton 'resolutions and wtaiion. , 1 The Resolutions and Petition Wing begn read, the Cincinnati asked --•• Dos any person tilts• to seed' sthenx?",' After a short pause, Mr.: .14.fltiltir "Mr. Chairman,—r eeeoloa-aleese oweelottbos. (Cheer. , :) and I 10. a••ntith Abe gfeitto4kuitotematil /Ai011M40 1 0,) with the least possible• sortsoe % tbat l nver sitteeided-pog cut qt A' firkv arta ilutiVS l 4ls l .:l4.o l sOcgs . ..tniet - rou , lotions a040.e-po4}oto *Avsndos unqpihDrA vothibi. t i dal aisti,ntat tbs Irma snots reloing.te' inillattarnetvile muse ketikl-iAistesti aiedi AV, auppe‘444 - . btfilli)ol NON det loot arroirite the task abeedusink the monitory censors of the legisliture, hat who have assumed the far less :n.