The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-08 00:00:00

11 • 1 • 111 hL eyt cs S4Zt tr tlatat Y. 4136. , s d o > o- iniio44[ PRIGS 70. n LO IRON, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1819 A," R. mArt.zEL tit* No- Iva. N o, ft .. t:opfry. ,hm 11.• tAttintrinv nr Os. AIITONIITO4 NIESS-11.1. 1 1YP.R. ..111 L 041: Tills V r:\ llll.ich he will hive tie h.a.or iv.: to fait Itepettiets the On ( 1II:.4TRIOV, n Grand N. own iines It •e, clilresewt fr..ea, and, in Vie riaaka..rih. eemrwerii, sllVeri.sf le, Any smote of flit kin, Mil-iterte s. Wish It he will cutlass! %tlTllhill ray rnUAlrErcti, ima RlPpre...illaileu of I lot Colaterati. 4l ..f Me.enir, nil a prim title and m ale of alibi% c ,:indeur eon before a iliar”ed iv thiii turtxr TUFAI)%I". TOF Ors UP Tllli (MAYI. TIIG STATL urrritty it AW'S DRAWING, 0, +ku% Ilai The Fin, Mize 4 rnwu wilt r.e-ive £'O. 'O %MR!: IS %lON V I Tie See... I Pr.*. Ar.urn ‘lll receive 410,01 MOlt SIOKIK I traded, ad spots all ctoesti.inelif emit public hoportoore it we by far Übe heut duolue Woes. priortyley slates sere ty Yore the rased-otyrk of say 1eg.4 , 11i Yr NC*OPP few. 11.-g theoprevison to br.o. log fyrosict “..y lesislntive enacioyemy— I 'MANI bok 14 coons adopted with retard by the Intl podtbso. :It volth reYbert sly to be rebroell Cdoctcc of the Yost hilly Coropauy, end .he or . •onlasey of It Pete. Hod all the lesnorict of the sorstio“ could be socettlldited with loch "tererarsres sod iecyrsey by both IYolyel. Woe by coots.; at sore to at ronyhterati99 of leeldallue elotelltl'ab• A. 1. . the tsopolltlost, lie hit! nu doubt hi. Noble l brad would tea the 'wore 'gibes, So dee I totter, servitors to brining so the dbcos-los. TICKETS and SII A RES of. *Wiling by T. nitili, Stork- Krishet, 4. Coenhdl. a.. 4 9. (Aiming -clan. Loa do"; WA by his Arcot in the t onus. It Is welt koawn th,l 914/4% OINChI or' almost r of k i.n4 therefore saiedicio is .reeify dot r..cticalsr. ; seFite ii thee i, this last LA tens (3. asall) he told no.obet of "tut in nos olio, ()Oki...keepers bovine coon' and soli 14 Capital,. In chiliad one Prin.. or ce.1.00. a d I attar oh.. gie of the grind Pr nes .4 tickets, by which three in4isidealt aflosstatits obtained tarp capit ids; niel. to the prrre•tint Las. ler,. Mold wee a .C.A1.0011. nail farina- ollirt Ate. god ii is 4 well ascertionc4 fact, 5.-at there is searciels o Towq or V iltage lathe K hot b., not nh,n.n.d, at da hood periods, ppi~er, of she isnotroie Li.. t'..pital. be h.. di• wihrd t nod Omagh BISil latPholh the placer where hip ere. .1 p ri e rs air tot to. he ,e.ee, s it nn e, 11,e fortes awe kirieweids who ob4.die (ap.soh, oo that ugg,tht ne ou pbraimast. _ _ PATS() \ S. Jib RwVlil lliehaess the Date of SUSSEX. Ills ',Teri Mistiness ihe firmed I) she 311OlIALL. Right MI% L-vis r. HONI V WOOO. Sir TI/OVAS RN.tUCIIAMP, Finn. Me 1410S1As; 111:1;ifort. Bart. bit WILLIA Al CLAYTON. natl. iits:itreei-plare, Perim :imamate. A N INSTITUTION, coder lbeaboee sesetion and a wl ronwarnernear, is establish,/ la ALDERSOAT gig Lf.T. 99, for the radical GM. of flerapbabs. Seems. sad inurerm• i i•ner,l, aid for ar etiiasef tho Jaws and Near. Mr. VA SIA N. Sterna al dist lasaished merit. Ist,ly hrld the appnisitaect t.. rise Missal hledica. laitiet• lien of Nerekh having paid pnrricalar attration in glee pt‘co.. m esa an l trearaitet th.ne threader. has ben ileterr.., Fr „ rou t s Awilatiaa s a undertake the Medical sod Surgical ar.,RergJo.derec of it. 11.611 for toroalrati.ai from Nine to Teel.. and tram Foe t.. goo. /Waite pats. to Arrisaos, Mealiest:4 sod Ils Poor. Lettere prol-paird. The Earl ;f ti A R ROW RI" et pressed hit readiemo in emit- snonlesne the nature of his propmit ions to th.- Hser Ibret;011.1 to the gloandoo. but it.. so ratson far piss pemiag tha, dm. swiss beyond the day he hail 'dreads inent , oned. T 1 • Marquis of LANSiDoiWN ogre. d with his Noble Friend (had Gtey), as to the oast iwportanee o f rise "object. boi be, at the WWWt time, berWed sub at Noble Karl opposite. that it was sigh , in Iv the • ,rte-1 day possible for gnat into the ititcumitto. He term of lids opinion. breasse the W. re he deep's), int./rued in the question. Mat he ilmoght it was doe to them ti at au taw should he lost in giving to it all theta dent*. It could receive to that Rowe, and at the save time impat/Wor is, the P. lie 1411 .111 W Illif..VM.Wio .l eellpeelilla ibe nab. jury ..hick we s t of reign. he derired flows its being discussed by their I. rillsht,.s. li did ap, bourse,. follow that the d.ty in.e. - tiornal was to be irrevocably fired, as ',front any circus...mars it stimild he hand te ih imerval advisable to goo,. imee it, the Noble Lords on the other side ssosLi detobtien nut *tee, to that p•opts roes . - TM- Earl of LAI7OE:RDA' F. rnesidered the time too short fo ant twee like a p.oper uoderstanoiag f the Report. a Re port which had cost the Consati.re so weep loam, and lino hie, and which iovnlelie as if dot propos•tioas shofroth r Pew with reference to the ;soros list••erto cried opal in ibis coon try, and wk t the oilers, therovta might look so nit • appre be Ili • ne. Netted the meal aerate and deliberate consideration. —ls was Rolle in ldo. he this est. to cum • to the discussion of such a satire' with only Ira da• s to consider 1.0,4 It 1.1M411A1.... ategiuted that .he prepositions to be missed by hi. hnble Fri of should be latiJ upon she table sane days preview, in he dwromioa, in order that the House .. tea in the late, sal be enabled to consider them along with the Re port. The Fart of LI V F:RPOOL agreed In the expediency of this ewers,. nt proceedine. 'The Earl of RROWEY also. as we ondershiod this Lowi sh". s, rite iota very low tone of v..ice), nerved to this, he , couW wit en it at to postpone the di.ciession t it twine dkenvered how ever that the day his Lordship had hied anon was Ascension Day, comomoly called !Italy Thorsloy, wiles the Wane i.oes out si., ben med Friday se'smight. The FAH EY actin objected to the shortness of the time allowed for the consideration setae Report, and observed ltat the discom , on it could ford wy model lit:urinating to the ' on tess ib e .r Lordship cattle to in w ith orformed mimic whisk /mold not he the erne onleot a longer period we. ..Rowed I ter consider* um; if, hoviever, she pinpwitions were Metri) :CD e moved on the des owned. and the di.are an thew adjourned, he could we no obit.. noon •ts that coarse of praised ins. h Earl of LIVERIN)OI., no she part of his Noble Pitend d,selainunt the iatentlan supposed by .be Noble Farl. it helm the porpom of ho %Mile Friend sabring on the discutsias on the day last named. conowsinicatiog to the House in the internal th , atom of the pr.,pootina The Carl OR LY repeated his object ioris to the shortness of the tete allowed fur the rani ,ersitioa of toe Iteport previous to twine milled *pas to areas it. Atter a few worth artist "ran the Earl of 111RROWRY,the . Lords were ordered to be summoned for Friday s'imeght. ' The Report which was sa-rely read pro forme, was, ordered to be pronted.—Adjoarited. 'Floc SAM Pm, was dim r.b.sed n. follnrs A Quriarer to Ilrrrkrd An tightls..teSAlr.4, Wait A In E.lintNirgt. An Fleekth......•eawrolo A en 111./:.ove.nril• A &llama tw ii&i.fiscl A St 11. ens.. N. 114a1J.no A Siafirrntle e.. Rrnillniegoa I A S•i.e..n•A A Siaiernth Deertusnoth A not TM pummel 11.041ery iroullisl. e.. 1% 10.0.4 Torkels, 'et Cu.. tease', (o. N. FOUR PRIZES rl A 10,000! !! Ay. &r. he. 11 e 7 : Oate,./e TrAicA Ont-fricn /di in die Q..9 - tail and el; tine? (lied on IL oiCetio/ Petitineere having a dia►aney of 60 miles and lapsed, to go, Gaol praying that the She►i/ sight be anasbled to bald Klections in relent is a 11101111 central tehn. • —Order.d to lie on the table. 111 r. SINCLAIIt said, he hid always understood that the territories of the Me t i e r o f Bides we, those of an indejleodest Becoreigst, aid that they were aostan.red to his awiLfsetritisecossiors a i r repeated trot. ties. Ile now fovea, howeier, that two great Powers bed coviiiiised to spoil this *sr ancient Mood and ally of Ms domisions. He wished to !sow frets me Noble Lard if it was se; if say such es weep. orient bed f”ratod pest of the subject of negociatioes at Aia.li-Chipolle, mad If such fowl- twee the ease, *briber the ma High Cootraetioa Parties to whoa; he hid elloded still persevered its their 'idiot le leations Lord CASTLEREAGH frosted the Hoonseable Gentles,* weak, wail till the Treatise whit% lied been entered iota for pre erring the pert of lisirope were before the Howse; when these Trestles were considered. he was persostlid the lion. Gentlemen would feel there were no (royals for his peseta cb iervitioni. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR wirherl le knew fines the Nnble Lord, whether any steps hod been adopted f.r eeshlishing toe Assises is the 'ear es the Northern f rcuit Lord CASTLEREAGH was not prepitted to give the Hnn. Member any information es to *Met Mad been done en this subject ; bet he "mad mike point of etNeirinit, stool contetenieete the tt-,eot 'of those ootietriet to the Hnn. Gentlemen._ Mr. WILLIAMS then moved the Order of the Day for the second reading of the Blrernrs' Oath Bill. The Hon. Member observed, that In intro ducing this 8411, he was not wooled by any wild speculative theories of Parliamentary Reform, though he 11 a, a Mead to rational Reform ; but his object oat, in Ih• present instance, to preserve purity of election, end to give to the People the right of elect ing their Represeotatives in all instances where only the semblance of each a right eststed; and especially in places where the berme tenor* prevailed, which gave the proprietor of a Borough, mod not the Elec. tots, a power of nomit.aling the Representatives.— His object was to wend the provisions of the Aet of the 19th of Gee. 11. to all Boroughs. Heals. wished 'bat every Elector should he culled on to swear that be had I n ed his freehold 12 months previous to ibe time of election, voles, he because possessed of it by death or marriage ; indeed, his grand object was to impose in all cases a positive oat► of qualification, in the doing of which there could bat no difficulty.— Ile cook, sot sorer this. Bill to go to t►e 'loose for a second reading, wittiest entreating the Homes sot to reject it, and thus give a handle to those who, ender a cry of Reform, wished to evertors the Coa -1 gsitetion. His Bill went cooly to propose a moderate Reform, and a moderate Reformer he was proud to avow hinnyir. Mr. D. GILBERT said, the lion. Gentlemen had declared the intention of his Bill not to be to alter the law of the land, bet only to call, on persons coming to tote to sour to their quslificatloa, be it •what it might. To arch an arranaement as this he could nor, for one, ohj-ct ; but if the Hon. Mem• ber's Bill was looked into, it woold be found to go to alter entirely one part of the law; namely, that of homage tenure; a species of tenure which be (Mr. D. Gilbert) coneidered as an indispeosible part of our Constitation. He was pre;.ered to cosiest' that there mast be a balancing power eren in the Hogs* or Commons. If the Mese of Commons was entirely delegated by the People, that god the Crown could not stand ; either the popular feeling of the House thus delegated would overturn the Monarchy, or the Monarchy at the point of the bayonet must rnntroal the House of Commons. The balance setesoiry to check the spirit of the House of Common!, Wag found in the bowls tenures; and that, therefore, be could not, as a friend of our Constitetion, consent to give op ; to t►e nt.ber pert of the Honourable Gentleman's Bill, namely, that which related to the oath of qua. liticiliern e he had no objection; and if the Honour able Geutleman would now say be would giro op those parts of the Bill which related to the berms tenure, he would not oppose the Bill going to a Committee. If the linnoura•'e Gentleman would 1 not Jo this, his should think it his duty to take the sense of the House on the question for the second r......!ing. Mr. WILLIAMS could not, consistent with the respect due to the new, eater into any compromise. 11. should leave his Bill on its own merits io the hands of the House. Mr. BRAND treated the Bill would be suffered to p to a Committee, where its provisions might be discussed at length, sod with deliberation and at tention. &Ir. T. COURTENAY said, as the law now stood occesiunolity was sufficient to destroy the right of a eater. Was it right by passing this Bill to throw, by a sort of .ide wind, a doubt on that law, which we should do, by calling is a particular way, as this Bill would do, on persons to swear they bad been in possessios of that in right of which they ruled, for a cert.in tine. The only question now was, whether she House was prepared to place berme tenure on the use footing as other tenures. He coneidored hurgage tonere to hire grown up with sad become Dart of the Parliamentary Constitution of the coun try, and could not be done away. Impressed with Ibis opinion, he should more, that instead of the lu ll be trail a wood time this day cis •oaths. Mr. Serjeant ONSLOW supported the Bill. Ile denied that the doctrine and law of o erivitooel Toter being illegal was an encentradicted opinion. The llus•e then 0111"vits'antltrertif:e461of,tFryisheina..."(sejetal, FRAUD PaIiVENITED. TO counteract the miry attempts that ars daily role the Imo nry a spurious marsh ire lop Weil el the (MIMI N E RI.ACK t PIO prepare" by I)A Y awl ARTII4I. they adapted a Dew Label, is which their Wausau. aid HIGH HOLBORN. • Is so 17 placed its she cesere of the Lobel. lbot Ih trop mossesolen acd she Allfereme of she sem. orbirb IS. "web/soil lotterisersh will cambia yerebasers t mew to das • lees ibeioymyisot. TM lbstal Jams RLACKIIIII, sonde aoll sold wholesale AT MT awl MARTIN. 97. MO 1431nnrn, and molted by slut ynantobbillknerts. 11Yenrants. Raok.efien.. fromaasagees, Pte. LIZOtt). B‘nd•naalters. let. In she Cuite.l K Hoodoos. ht bottlei as &1.. la.. mad la. M. amt b. To GENTLESIF.N TOURISig, TRAVELLERS, MA• htll• ACFIJIII. Rt. itit.ac. PATENT ANTI-ATTRITION.—The endral elbseuy ef this stspertar Cosisposisliw as lOw awn reastilete widolc_lo *fitting' owl flisswyrret. is IM well Immo In tar l'..;ted Alastslow, awl west p.isin al the w.irld, to mod twos wornt.--43aellages will lei Awn INA t.. VW silos wish a wogsr risk*, sod raosidetable ease to tie Hnearn. Steasa-ambars "ive work'd day and piths fnr IS alb own radii/Re only. As a pfriorver of 10-siker sad Polinbol Sled Articles los eanwillo well known. An:d foe 44 Pahalea,. No. 40, Ciao lapswass, Landon. la Tin Ynt.r of 10, 6d. ft, SI. and *. 6J. rata t and ha up pnintsopin nt the priacipal Coates-aialitts and Saddlers, Ste. is hit k...idoas. Caarion —The Pablie patticalarly rossarsiod I. ob serve She K ;sirs A. ms rack Box, Nod the I/sessions sired W. U. lkihamsy s to rawest foraitlea by Amy ryesslass Casa. pathos. PERSECIITION6 VASE of WM. PAUL ItOGEKS.—in the month V .1 Joie Mal. the Rev. Weed's Bader, of PO. Lake, Christie. weal to the Shop ..f Mr. ftsiert, a Sicilian is el New.laais, la Illnane.street—aad plasm( townie Petitions fin Reform. saW he would byte the royi-OSee removed from thy lilowsr--st the some new toiling Mr. Rowers a .I..eekiiii Ro•eal, n od tkre u tentait to do all or his power its d. prise his of hi. comm. la • short time, the charge of the Leterfs eras taken f , e.71 Mr. Rates. witb..at bi. heitte able to obviio soy ren.on from she Control Po.t-OM:e. und many of his Co-tomer. oil farther droller, with him. tbneorfol Moo loss of buakona, and lb* difiralts in thew boors of sag Moo • supportigii a nosily, have muted to Strom areal r... oo honey., and Indastrioin wan, hi. wife, sal F:IC11 111)1 1 Nr• CHILI/RFN• Mr. Raters is Jr.i Isbv, I,d rn.m Ow re. Prima bs a enapsoitino with his Creditor., whirli will Ono.. Dena) the whole of lb.. aoli.eriptioq below ems... Toted. 11.• wife at ski. rise. •aen her ilmoiol exerting.' are seeded, i ✓oafioe.l %lib her EIGIITn CHILD. To alletrilie the noferlop of ibis ill wed tied npr Yowl re nod In some &v.v. to remneerate Mr. Roger* f sir Mmes be has sastaiowl, Contributions for his benefit are re• ceived al The Matempap sad Commitsdeo 01Ire, Salifbary•aquare. rtret-iireet ; l'omiser ORfe. C teosrtme-torpee, Mine/ g liggii4g Gawk. San-tarret, lii•Mtispttp raffet 111 r. Oaßeen”, E 9, Holborn, pear Red Liata.seerr Mr. Calmar, linoliellef, lila , Imam urea. DuraeeA i Rrt..k• 411, 011atd- .'reel. The 4.41. jag op.. have .1. cad y bees Pabotribed Willi/ea Peter. Inver CadoelePplare Iti 5 t NlTlLiame Heary Whitbread. '4O, Plague T. T. tl.trke. 43, Upper 14.04-,.r00t Vsfl Sef‘as, 23, A tis.teten-Areet d'oloawl Nwaier. Ctoltod . 11 -plate la Miss Hess, Ladanif bill S- I. h 0 I ♦ 6 6 o 2 1, TUB WATF:NINO Pl.At'l :4 FOR Im:. (WITH PIPTY NI %Ps Ahl) VII %%AA Thin day was onliltshtd, poi, e•ltio. ii: Ilmir.l, sir I. iii Red, in Oise shirk ....4 c1...e1% i r.s ,, d Vo;..n,c. TeF to All, lb* WATEItING and SHA•ttATIIINt; PLAT FS in Fuel:v.4 snot Wat.... f.ir 1111) ron-i•t•iir .1 ACCUR A I Lioal ' litt;ilMSl Vb fl 's I. OKSCRIPTION4 of ...pry Ply,. or 1 shi..eahle Re...os. :11.41 of the e 5 , 1 0,111... owl !teener% in thew 1- tistrite., o ilk as Ittlorrar• of she Rerids to .ad Irwin en. h Mar,. Br the EDITOR i f toe Pll' f UR 1, of LON DON. The fiillourins 1 . 1,,e, a and i licit 1 . ...,..t..• .se fully drtcribeil Ili this o.rtni sod highly isormitieg Yolosse:— Ahbonhery • Illsorlish It iertz.oe Abnerwit ill neer I:eltr .. un.l Coatbas A play.does F.a.t Ro.rrne It..•tio:drao With Es.ttnbth % •idc..te Maelipool Folk...tuns !limb .r..ogh Bognor 1v0r..) hs.:ot iiiilt Bridlington Q*ay Illir..irgate li•iviiirnd Blighteis H Bra Ich hontlinerne Brian' irssigs Son .es Rrood•lbirs Uttar...one Tei r .....t.uth ' Bata ILerooiro Pri. , ry Teshy Chortoosilt Itible .optoo Tosihritise Writs Clieltstehans t Lyre Eno IV...mown . Chichester Lintinztoo % ',chi (I.le of) Clifton ISolvero lIIIN Tl...iblog Comes Marsato listoomob. Crnierr iinthich Printril for Longman, Horst, Rees. Orme, askjirowo, Los doe ; awl sold by all 11.....bee11er•. Of wlt.in live , t . had, The PICTURE or LONI/ON, riff 1819, with two IPrze WIT,, cod ltd View. of Willdins% and P0h1... Piste', price 9s. tavern; or, aof hall! she Vi..W., Pare 64. SU red..--- — P A RLIAMENT. HOURS OF LORI, MAY 7. TNe mob. were a4esioiwered is Lord Howard of Elogbas, and Lord Atooff.rt. Same Prs•me Kale were Armes, op from she Moose of CMS. 1110.. S to 111 r. L'ava, Sir Edward Ks.aschtsell, Mr. %%Mr ts..h-e, e,r James Grahas, aad other Members, and read a Ord lime. PeWing/ Wen. prromeeel aiming the Roams Catholic Claims s a she Earl of Weamosbeme, trout .1w Members of oh.. Trades llaa..e of titamow 8 sod by ibr 1•rrl of Shaftesbury, from He .eel's.— Orr!errd soli, upon the table. Tim Claims on Fraser boll was read a third time 31t41 parsed. HOMAN CA'11101.1('S Earl aR F.Y expressed his deep regret NI having to eemmrai ease b, 111. Nouse. stoat the Noble Lord who hod ryes mike i.e briaxing forward this day, she qmestsah to proms the Ramo Cast Mort, MM. MB extremely ill 'bathe wan rumble to macs/ the lioase. Ile rev,tsed usu." the diaapprelneueeol. cwt only oa The Kaiser Ices paper - • . . _ .....,. ..c rem , rsed ' usu. Is the diaappointatem. sal only ... A Friend to Ilatossir ainlllnnealy - Si I'd U scrawnier the great ialoortasee of lb- eiseolos , bat alio from A'eamoler 0.11-w iy, iliibirn . . 1 e V the great public in crest whack it bad everted. To pretest. as Nlrs. t.. and Mos le. . - . 010 0 far •is ponible. another di-appniorineut, he propmed is ease Cietirce Ilisl.r - - - 0 8 0 Monday rinaiglis for the dbiessaisa. Sir Eras.. Bilideit. liars. M. P. . 5 5 0 Ibe Lords were ordered tit he smornased for Mosday n'isalibt. John C. Hitshoon. I.sq. - . b 3 0 REPORT OF TOE RANK immmITTEK. a. Pray s r i .p r i. t .,..4 EAltnt ..f the STATTIMIII I 0 0 The Earl .INAItItOWIRY pretested the Report of lb* A Frain! ill Pal liasentary Reform - I 0 0 Lords Coatinirter. tinprelisig she Rook Relativism, Ike. His philanthropes - - 1 0 0 laird.hip mid a few words is a low sane of sillier ' a ? f which we R. W. H. - - . 0 5 U mild aide hear shill li, propersed ih. Report sis he r. ad Air , . deem Miller - - 0 10 U aad liar he miaowed his totems°. of mewling solar prompirion Wm. Carr, Rae. Asks., Hall. ante Taileaser, Yak. wa she subject no Thursday re'iinight. The Report. be stated. thin. - 5 0 0 afield probably he delivered primed off Monday seat, mod the fir Joha Tbarold.Bart. Spina Park . V 0 0 Appends,. on Toes.!ay. Lady Theron - - - - 1 0 0 The Earl (MEW urged she propriety of gluier more tine Sir Rohrer Henn, Hart. of Stubtam - 2 11 is for the consideration tit the Report. bernie inswing forward Mustard's biaraford New. - - V 0 U any prapimition eta the subject. if is were merely to preserve Ales. George Fletcher, Worksop. Noringhasishire 1 it 0 ! the appearance of dere:ices ii heifer im..assibie that a Report. A. Itletri - - S U 0 with sae Appeadiers, silii.b had raker' Ike Cammittes three Geo rge Welch • - - -10 u I entombs to deliberate arm sad arraage, conk, Irefully es... Bider. Col. Johns*. Withanno-the-Mill . 1 0 0 ed by their Lordships *Ohio she short sot od allowed by she V. Ham.. VI. Norton-street. Mary-le-Route . 1 0 0 1 Nnble Earl. previous to as..ving his proisaWilons ; add so skis. Tabs Milan, En. Meekioabam 2 0 01 the wag laporreette of she 'soften..., salted, le. as it did. Polo Joseph Phelps • - 0 lii 0 ati many 'awaited's. of derail, and tires rig se maierially the Nobody - - - I 0 0 prblie inserts 4 sad it was .only inn tots mom, so n.t. isms A. B. - • . 1 0 0 more rime Mould be allotted tor iiii etia-I.nr Moo, heftier being Thomas Ream,. Era. abefichl - - g 10 a . rafted spas to tome to say Manias spas it. The Haase, J. D. an eserin to °powering - • 1 it 0 beside.. might p 1 dg. ii.elf a lin iftricct lo Learnt' principle.. krone Ilin.lergield, by Meet.. Lineman - I 0 0' whilst she ;loose of Camatori.. in Ouch a..y legi-Lalfwe sarsnare I. A. She Author a the Fintes. of Fmglinsci in en- ; opou the subject would dosibil.-• origins.... might tome to a trarlinierllsin la Pittiei-m . 010 6 , diCcr.nr roorlosos. and shis. the ten lion-es siert be plac.ll A M laity'. Nile. if 7s ) ears of Sae, Oho has the heart • in lhe •ery trobarre.ing Ilii•I .1161111 if holdieff coollielteg npi -01•0 F.nclislismana - - . 0 1 0' tlll,Ol 114..11 MI qiir-iiiis of latch pent un-t general ompaal aa m.. The frit Smiling - ... - 0 I p lie ii.isi..l, iiitefore, that she N.able Fail would not obj,ri le A 1/elr•s•r of Vothrhtlan Parson., lie Mr. Waster 1 G 0 01;411 wort. Clow for On- ros,.ideinionti of rlir Rei oft. before Prim n fell Meth • Ile • i nen& It. 14 twin. who steel ' ~..1: hr u, un li te Hoa r . f o r PI der .i. 1.. tie wage-fed al.. sh a t at the Ilan sod How:A% 0 s lard . I 5 :y ' ii 11.,61c11.0 a veal e....•ersiener if she N•ibie Lea snobs moo_ William Rorer,, if fisford-Wreet, a Fri , nd so Ilse I ' sanairaie in she Rouse the ism a of iss, p...popit o a. b e j e t te d. Riabte of Women as wells Mea - 11 0 led In wove. G.irce Feedbag.. Esq. Od.ey - - 1 0 0 The tail of LIVERPOOL room not L ee ," J.., 4 „,,,, d f„, A !Ire et% of Palisical Pnises.init, at Constry 1 Id 0 , pompooing in- c.0.-W.-ratio, ..t the Report beyond lOW day woes. sii Nii , ol. Irsieuil, ea the fonte.ry, he thought is at 1. ,r. fir.ovesoe - ft U 0 ; 'ogled b, . 11.. Child. - . . 1 0 U the grraiest impell4nre Ilvwf 'he call et pteriblt period should Taoism Savage, Lode Lave-lane . 1001 be th .1,1 for lons v..; on :I.e. question, istalving as .5 did so If. - . - . 1 0 0 mini roo wder.ttiun.or ihe ho4llrll public imereo. Vi ith 'ripen A Reliaint ow oi l Political Plrstaut - 0 3 11 1 iii ana• had been sold by the Noble tort of there', .5 being 1/..1.5. if Bedfoorl . - . Iu 0 0 • lion• to oeffel , lued the Repast, iii,• fad au • 1111:11 the que,iiass Al., Lae) Kees, E.g. of tilesorth . . 10 U : would be bent onderrood army Is hoot bees diiresied it that skidermaa Wood, 111. p. . . . psi u How. As to tat mode of bonging its Ike daciuSita, he cow lilt BLIND, This day V/ 11111 published, in stn. 1.0 levrral illustrative F.aurstv• gs, i. set• M. in b. ad-, APRACTICAL THEA 114. on lho IN. smut:l-tom nod A NICSI.III.N of Op HLIND; calculated so peo•notoldrlr pec•,.s.l ir•pp.•••••-, u.. 1 enable they so employ tUcen•eltps uith Hy Docittr - . _ CM.f Direct., ~A Arts I'ht.•rien to the I. , peetal and Ramat Ifiatioution h.r ecittrolit% Ilse b 1.16 - 1, at 1'a.1•; limber at' the banish., k.. ::r. hi. i. a Wok..ecrod S. ph.lno.oroo. ; wl it* app.mined In •1 Legit a LftIICIPIAe wdl he 51,11 r • ...pile. ant .se of r depoiveil Pm led to , *nld nl J. !muter. 71. M. I' ( navel* yard; W. aisd by all 11017:K OF COMMONS. Colonel BAGWELL. leported from th• Taunton Election Comesittee, that Sir W. Borrooghs was not daly elrctrd; and that Collings, Esq. was duly elected. Tho Clerk of the Crown was ordered to attend an Monday, to amend t►e morn of t►e said Borough. Sir C. ROBINSON repo►ted hew" the Committee appointed to enquire into the merits of the Election for the town of Galway, that Valentine Blake, Esq was duly elected. Loud LASCELLES presented a Petition from North. Berton, against the Poor Settlement Bill. It, Suits Removal Bill ass read a second time, and committed fur Wednesday. A Petition was presented from Nerd,ld, in fa. room of the Electors Otth Bill. One from Run corn, against the Poor Settlement Bill; from Mo naghan, against the Grand Jure Presentment Bill; from Bermondsey and Camberwell. against the Pa. ►rsh Clunks' Bill; from certain Solicitors and Attor nies of D.vousbire, praying for an alteration in the Laws of Conveyancing; from the Woollen Manu facturers rf the West Riding of Yorkshire, praying the arinlitnn of Rrralations in the Stamping of Wool len Cloths; from Aluingtlon, again the Poor Settle ment Bill ; from Hereford, spinet the Poor Settle ment ; from Gies' Grimsby, egalnat the Elec. tor.' Osttu Bill ; from certain Parishes in Glamor giouhire, against the Poor Settlement Bill; similar on, a lienthl. St. Paul's, Deptford, St. Mary, WYhite chats•l, and Pancras. The New Shoreham Harbour Bill, was read a third time stud passed. Returns of the Amount of Money vested in the bands of the Commis.ioners, fur redeeming the Na tional Debt, annually, from 1811 to the present time, the Amount of Stork purchased by them, and other Returns connected with that subject, were or dered to be laid before the House. Mr. Alderman wArrilmAN moved (for a Re. tern of the Nonsber of Perseus discharged under the Insolvent Debtors' Act ; the Amount of Effect. pet in their Schedules; the Amount of Money received by the Assignees; the Amount of Debts; the Amount of Fees paid to Officers of lb. Court. and br* the same had been applied • and other limpets con nected with the Insolvent D ebtors Court.—Ordered. Thomes'• Divorce Bill was committed. Mr. Mor rison end Nit. Moore 111•1 e heard et the bar, on be half of Mt. Thomas, and evidence was oatilined. Mr. PEEL. R ave notice that he should, on Mon day the 17th inst., move that the House should re solve itself iota s Csin.sniii.e, to take into v.mirler stion the Report of the Select Committee on the state of the Rink. Or' ;he motion of Mr. HUME, Accounts relative to the Sale of Storrs, dtc. in the Storekeeper's De partment, end other Papers connected with that De. pertment, were ordered to be laid before tie Hoene. Mr. 10104 presented an Account of the litlrmoudi. nary Expellees of the Army. Mt. COROON presented a Petition from certain Electors of Wilts, complsioi' a the disbelief , they bad to go to aire their votes at Elections, Going to the r witty town where the Elections were held Wise abated it one (Eternity of the evenly. Some of the 4