The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-14 00:00:00

- 11 % / • 16 % , rott' t /41 y ct r.i 4 4147/: ft * at) C t UL N. 4141. czAm an. LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1819 f f e.. 94 eaade fot 12.41e4 aft emyden fee in Me Xeitt, anti efilner &a on e'e ei ea le /e I . 1 " — , MARION STEAM-BOAT will been to ply tvroog I Lori Lofts,/ os ils • Is, day of Jooko. mod * IR ilootooP sde at reety lawful day darted the neyymey. cahoot ea .l 11 art 4 Che tee. v. Itee-Arienese. reet neel y M vvveird. Terlerri. lerivhig lisitoelia ever eteieg M Tea iCi.ek, and resentleg la the Kvessiwg. ----- UrIcOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING. from oIIeURACINII HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL, ti. Toll, itcsOs. ZOINBU H. NGH. Ned iN Pane el the NORT Tar belie Ceethes. the Rem Hones. kW keep sageness Time. CHEAP PAINTS. VHF. followiag =sea approved CHEAP PA iNts, ore elapouriewed b JAM KS CRCS SE wail SON. IS. Slat SeiNl4.l4l, Leases. aid are slapkil i• the reemathe see besetifpng evioty ikteripelem et weld inwereit es :wed is Ow miter. _ _ P GREEN PAINTS Mid is Cisiti - eii•;n;•;;;;;;;d;;;eil.;61 spiral*. I.eha& Gesesiot eSs. per e TM• raied, erbieb is satesely sod I. li. • . la. fres the is el hs pries. prods at abbe t. die mon mean purposes a partial, it beide equal, durable *kb dm espevahre ealeen. A end Otte. ann. it 1.. pee lb. espeelit ditto as 1.. 6d. per lb. =ol4er dens. itt is. dd. per N. Gan Sees. (Id. sad Ss. pa lb. lb tw. lasiammtined ann.. Ina their yeas &hots ail drersbialp ad ase. are per slowly niniated Ist Oa ert seeitassal pat .4 ast.dair paisseae. J. C. awl Ilsa bee leen a saw..o dittiespeiebiap saatibee at the ahem Pablo. tbsl obey an bade grand is Lasted all. Sad *Mast awe adesistsra dr easene..•• santesee. s laded an adp lactemetbr weipb. a lb. amyl,. are rilber jarialn. or Slid poloist/ ho ke evreniaal poilperldler s II Palms. aseisd Listatil Oil. fee Mani the above Pal• s. at per Japes Greek tee Vends, Made, Codeine. rains. *e. I. Wein. yea primed direeti• • , at 1.. Sd. 1.. M. aid S. sale. This brsailtal nine at., al-. be applied s eiber aismeaneal ki.deat peewee, as pidulie iliestevandor be- Fairas d 1611 Wee* way be me et lbw Ilaselbaiwy, sane. Maw my be 104 ibPor CHRAID TAR PAINT. • Climatal* Caw, away prepared fee wee. .al ow bras, at fi l d. pee posse r r awls of abort MI aad up. raeM sr WIWI. Leal. OW. Gann% wad Tanabe el ewer, Iffiariptkoa. Golsen et all lade, prepay palmed Ist Pawaec. J/161 pobl6lted, pdes 31. is hoards (Taub gaitio..). TrIHE lEGIS of LIVE ; • Nee-Madjeal eno• arnagury oa law hmilstort.ar arbiligfroas lei which thir Ceara. lllmpreers, wail Marfa kffeel.. Lor. Mans e Gmanbes. *Thieve Seminal Vintages. arr kW, drilliftwill its t ri4 POSl issiiiss nee rr masks se reitain Wee* Car es pards•lor aterilitv Part ear. braces rimer Obrensersisr s• Pesos' DAM'', Sritakesr. ate.; I. Parr IV. is • lerlse.4 Cases Ithoiraii“ of she pre eedle• rafter... asphalts ohm la si f miliar sereer, and the whale aderewtl ha sae Ir• “eb • Mate. it, at bath Sean. ---- --- MI6 ad 6.. C.44.-ellirg boorigeml& lisp Ile lad al S s rsterassier rows 414 Pall.anall r 41, rwesagt g 1111. 0 . 10 . 0 1, "0 1 ; 14. Gernird are's, 9.10. I $l, Illres-serers 174. Yleasobstasl 1 IS. C 1 1• 404 1. at an Po Iwilem. Ce.. are le he eamalsed. as oesall. rem dad. as shoo hews Nadi Pisansts s 'he Camas% are .reporsh SlMsMnlMlM..arrlir dor rave. ego h.iag a rash lessee for Adelectaril slisch tali st foraried so) pan et weal. 110. WI C.O. r. R. C. eargtess. U. fliin-earryt, LArlar. IMPIMUL P 4RLIANXNT. .....ma.-- MOOSB OF LORDS, Mat 13. Mr. Iltarire larir.abt up from the Crowywors ihr Sroreb Yery 80. .Mb a seram.ge larsookeig ta.• mree...al at toe. Mate t.. Or row lbeerrei private Mills were beeeek. up At Mr. LWleton, Mr. L orr ev. and weer.. Red read a Sr.' 'kw. bier amine of Merl .4 IMF ItllloMOLdebo It merle *as tee • aosoledimmen fipr daHd iaj Clieretwe were ordered t.. be pr ai. S. Ter lidosiepereas Ges-lield Rill wn. rend a watmed thee. Tee Clemslesseweepere Reeelarias Bill was repelted, sad lbe swainish hi. The Mari of L Ireinsool. prewar., • PrOtine free lite lisnierb el Meeks spasm 'be Grholie lee elerg• Ulopeaserine 11,11 was read a taint OW awl poosi.—Ateerve4. 'end thee soother of the manefacturers disregarded it, till at et last It wss entirely end ebsoletely rescinded. TM riMad•weeHn wanted to make ears. porton stook' their agreement, and the Dili which h► should task leen to brio' to was Intended to effect titia.per. prow. A resew bad gent abroad that he wanted to jolt a msaiestie and a minimises of wages; be wanted no stash thing ; he merely wanted a Manillad resole. floe to be appointed, by which a dea-rmgeaeratiee might be paid to b. lutist° for hie labels,. If that ' had been preview'', done, the House woeld sot har► had to {fates to the melenceoly dolmas width he felt it his dory to mike, hi order to show the necessity el Slag Legisietive esectesents on this &object. In the Items which he bad the boners, to rep!eomat, there won ire classes of sasefacto tees, each working 96 aeon is the eeek, or 16 Mersin the day. The hist I of thew tames pia, Iss refers lee their labour, Ws. week, or two-penee.helfpeany an hour, which is bet a very trilling share of what they were formerly in the habit of aegairing. Tim wood class plead hr. 6d. a week. The !bird to 9d., which is lab/weskit; four boors for live far. ibises. The tee remaining cleates receive Is. and Is. Od. e.w►ek, which is working at the rate of m ien and nine hours for a single halfpenny. The con segment* of this reduction of wages wet, that Ilse weevers bad been obliged t► resort to the foods of their Friendly Societies; gad be was sorry to say, that net merely had these foods been exhausted, bet also the fends of their Saving Beaks, which were now bee/owlet a one mockery. he Hoe. Member then went tote sem. further details of the dimes/ of coostiteents, and argued that if a similar system had been adopted at Coventry, as bad beep adopted at soal-fields sad Dahlia, there geoid have bees as, little (hitters in t►e one piaci as there now •ao ii the others. A fraction of a peppy added by is leg's ' latire eseasere eat each yard of chanefactere to t►e ' ;nodules of t►e wearer, woald remedy the whole di.. tress. All the inensfacteres expressed theft hearty concerrence In the principles( his hull, and he there fore hoped that the Hesse woeirl oat ►date him leave to bring it in. He then moved for leer* to bass la a Bill for the relief of Riband end Silk.seeseert, foutoled ea the Report of the Calamities of the last Session. Mr. ROBINSON hired t►e object which the Hoe. Gentleman appeared to have in view •seta sot aorta the ;wipes* he advocated. Tire H.M. Gentieseee appeared to wis► to bare the regelatioss which misted in London essoaget those @spirted ie the silk trade traimided is Coventry. lie tat it hid duty oboe early to mete, that if moth was the Hoe. „Gboulemee's objeet, he (Me. R.) most •hose He geoid met bet eoesSioe sop grogiehtite leteriet. ewe ie /aim the price of laborer as impolitic; end this bed else bees the opinion of the Committee appointed to ,wgeire isle the state of the maws. factarers of Spitalields: a Committee, the Mem bers of which included the lion. Member himself, the late Mr. Horner, Mr. Wilberforce, Sir R. Peel, Mr. D. Gilbert, and all the poisons of e m i n e n t l a . brat in the House. And, he trotted, he should not be considered as presempleoes when he pee an opinion founded on tbst of a Committee composed es this was; sod on this opinion be opposed the in ' trodectioe of the onset, proposed by the Ilan. Member, though, et the same time, he felt deeply for the distresses of the poor people whose Petition had just been laid no the table. Mr. DAVENPORT afro opposed the motion.— If. siucerely for the poor of Cntreetry ; bet he considered, if the mode n..w proposed were adopted, it would, instead of a relief, prove extremely ;neje dieiel to tied.. M►. P. MOORE, I. ezplenstion, observed, that all he had said was, that as he had foetid out a mode of employing paupers is one place, he thought sirup• tar ozpedients might be resorted to in others. Mr. ELLICE defended the measure. It might, perhapr, be one which could wet be defended es pole , tient principles; bet it should be recollected, we had lin our Weibel policy, deported from all principle. By the regulation proposed by his Ilea. Friend, net 'gnu. ate an •Ithth of a prosy would be imposed oo the ware of eat* yard of dined made in Coven try. The leaded interest about Coventry, paid 34,0001. anneally to t►e support of the poor. A sem equal to that tag, would be raised by the pro. posed addition; and be would pet it to the House, ihrotber it would sot be desirable to relieve the landed interest from this heavy as, by the Imposltioe of a general duty, to the amorist be bad inmitiooed, ou the consumers of vitae& generally. He treated, et least, noder all the circumstances, the Right Hon. Gentleman would not oppose Bill being introduced. Mr. WALLACE oppesed the metier.--He could not ogres to any measure, the object of which was to Bs the price of labour, such s sealers must be productive of evil; for if the trade shes!d be op pressed, it prevented the saver reducing his wages, and obliged him to discharge bps workmen cling.. ther ; sod on the other bared, if trade flourished. ever so much, the workman could derive no beeekt from it. Mr. DUGDALE t►aught, as ono pa►t of the trade was regulated by Act of Parliament, the other portion might well 'spec. to be so also; sod ea that groond,ite should support the motion. Mr. BUXTON ma; not in favour of 4 general In terferese• with wages, bat the present was a peculiar ease,thellaose Imam( al. eady legislated for oas pert of tho trade, and Coventry Wag be a state of estrum dis tress. At tits tim• he believed the city was is comps. ratite Walt of prosperity, yet the Poor Rates wore at 19.. in the parotid, sad upwards of twitothird of Om po pulation were partakers of parish relief. Tito la bourers Wag partly paid by their omployor, mod partly ..t of the P..r Rates, a system rho evils of ablcb could Weft be saiStiesstly reprobated. Tb. Act ...ch Lad b•rn p.so•il irgel•t• ibe.ord. ~ Spital.l•ids, had been p.odeclive koo ; •nd he had heard of none of lbe 'vita •tisin ...• it, to which bit Right Ilon,breb'r Friend had alittiloti• il i be only tail width Collid 611 4 e oat of it war. that the silk manatees %St be increased iu lose, the ball of a farthing per raid; bet area it not morn dual: able that anis should be paid by lb, Pablir Ea. titer than by a Poor Rate .is the op reased inh,bl ants of Comatry ; for these /4.45011 s be aueulsl soppert the Mr. S WORTLEY west i.pperatirthe Bill; if the principle et filing tat price at labour wee on e sea witted, be knew not ober, is was to Binvi Is. c od ed OM no liinityillaer as regarded waoefactstili e. aid. calfore.. kJ r. opposed the Bill; the leterrer. once of Partleusest aa to *ere wart be lajo. TM Splial•belds Act had been so. That Act, it less said, bad produced quiet is Spital..belds ; it bad, linked, produced the qtatet of death. It bad driven the workouts array; they bud trithdr•on is to Cheshire, sod other places; and if the Sobel fields Act was istrodeced there, they would shun ;pit that plena also. Labeler, its hit e• e islion, ought to be es free of petebase as any other cont. oodity; all interference with free labia., suit hare a ruin**, etre', and would oily produce en increase of evil. Mr. LYTTELTON limited, if the mestere was entertained at WI, it shotild he confused to Corectrr alone. Mr. CURNEN Niched his Honoarablo Elie td ...Id withdraw his motion, and amend hia Bill u saggested. Mr. P. MOORE replied; sod again erred iba elsims of his Constituents to condirmation. Bo should, however, adopt the suggestion thrown oat by his Hon. Friend, and withdraw his Bill, lasing dm *bele in the hands of Ministers; calling on them at the mete time to consider, that tb► poor of Coirotty, unless toast hiag was does for their relief, most po. rish.—He withdrew his motion. 'fair R. PARNELL awed Get a Accaaat of tho Funds ersadettod frost Utast Britain to Intend item 1811 x, distiessisbiai tbs amerst tosaiderrod is sea SIRKIXO FUND. Mr. GRENFELL Mid, he had so filtered the ma• that which he thee Wended to bring forward is to obtain the sanction of his friends, sod, he hoped, tbsa general oppeoval of IS. Besse. He bad submitted rho sobstsece to them io 1114, cad his object was to Indere the Rose to fee, ma orgy esperinsoey o bet the netesaity of epplyirg what they were pleased to bill tbe Sisk's( Feed to the hertillll .1 the Clll. rest pee. There was a distinct climate Ilse Art et, ' Ik. Fat, distinctly recogaising the principle of id, l appepriation, end without wishing I. be booed br. Say Opinions he was supposed to bald totmewely eft, the goevion, sith regard to that odstramed Fundy his soder distinctly was, to make it available to the politic service of the year. No mu, either in or out. l of the novae, admired the principle on which it was I feouded more than be did; s principle recognised r in 1788 and 171/2, mid acted spas, enlaryd, and perfected by a Man whose fame should lifts for ever, as a great financial Statesman, the late William Pitt. r By the Act of 1780, an 'Zees. of one million wan *scared and applied to the gradual swirled.a of.a politic debt, setiousting to a ma of 130 million% et he rate of composed interest; bat io lire year 1792, in cossegesece of the commencement of the war, en alteration bed takes place la the disposition, though mot precisely let the priodpls of the Act et 1786. Io 1791 it was arranged, that on every leas raised for the public service, permeeedt lazes aireeld be granted, sot only for the peppiest of the interest. but also an edditiousl one per cent. to the Shales Fond, which, by the operstim of composed toseress o I wield liquidate IM debt in 48 years. Whatever oz. *item, trappings, and machinery magus be intro. I domed, it was clear that the ordinary espeeees, Wog reduced below the ordinary Revenge of the cotaatry, would be the only means by which the Sinkin t : Food amid be rendered predated's. The principles he bed rented to, were 'base that bad been acted apes le 186 and 1792, sad continued in practice er tai the year 1813, dories a period of 27 yeas•—sech them was the !Nokias Fend. In 1813,s new plan of 40111C41 was introduced by the Right Honourable liesitlerfte. opposite ; at that period he gave the memere his moot cordial support, sod that because after the cornier had been ezhaested by a wee of 20 years doration, during which time the 'swiss, of the People had been most emended and magnanimous, be theists, it would not be wise to press further tastition, bet Felber to afford a little breathing time before any fresh toles should be imposed. He could sae cell tbeatteetioa . of the House to show the egret that geoid have berm produced bad Use 11 -....ind—.....aioners contributed to Loses agreeably to the power granted them by Mr. Fos's class*. It appeared that during the last year there had beep so races, of espenditere of IS millions sod a half ; if we took the 16 (rallies., Wog aft swoone of the Sinking Fetid Into the scone', it resold be Nee that one million and a half only bed been appli cable to the attest reduction of the debt, and tho charges attending the Loan would absorb greet port of that d•Ference. He was by no means disposed to view sweets on she dark side of thegoestims, he w veld tether take she brightest prospect, bet he shoadal indeed Muter biewelf if be Indulged as espectatioss that the Revenue of the present year would equalise Its ea peaces, partkolarly wises they coosialered that pre vision met m by ost a be e itig ebad he e n fo o r e s . h ( 7 .... t te s • a ll o Pec o.4l l6 d_S iw proos ::: : his distiostio• of the govrose. Ile weals, k losami ther essedgdor lt irs?iagspireekablh7b:olitimpohsawsbehagessrpecteesseeetieshooseals ffii c yl o d e bad l f d ai b i o tbsp r i e: o l l kled. year By B. W. NOWITAIN and G. --- 11,60CtN't HEAD INN. — SNOW-HILL. LONDON. ISe hollm.lnt Pat Omer.. Mill Coaches. Ike. eel est least l. Borate.. Dead boy Sties-15111 I— 'no UNPIN N. a one Li mn& Licht Gael. minas *hi M 0 mot. cool." Pear Whin ..d Fear Orablos; oce oal evalog at On : 2 1 MA.« Oyes of Liertjpeol Nu/ Manna .?Cleat. oveah Dumea' ic, Woohom Lobbyer,. reem. al 1" . I:4oa oy Lai , sf o r e warth, Hifeekkir. as i hroer. 56 N(. 'Oh borropi, Lysine's.. Whiehoter, Ina Nieso, e on ter-allie Nadi, at toll-pool Pon .'dark es the Wok. omen et the [Woke, lem, Seashanon. by Inn Ject .—Thie ie a as. delightful reaveloore se the Me et W IN, S.swy. Gomm. IC Mains, Havre A Grace, CAreneo.6e. 1114NRWSNURY. Whibotos. and Ilblllok. Pug Coach every Ewalt. al Flee o'Clon• guarded. WRY YOUTH, Dernicarr, Wonford.lsliebary. Aodower. awl Noantaae wet Pot Cook sassy ADeropeo. Da Wonerob Pocket* es deeesery, Jam. Abloory. St. Ste bee. Ox. Rialltit, Plyoneb, We've's:oh. Dort-bean Fohnoth, Doro.mal, sat lhablory. New Pea Coach. hay Mentes 0 Weep le. Omni% Noot.o. Ileoshner, NrOport. lheateeet. 11.dtRerlue. ma Natebot. BATH lei siturrig. Plying Peet Casehes,through Ckip- VWks, sad Mme , every Morons g *Mom* ITyb, th e ilreybond 100, - 161k. oil the Leeise Tema, Thoeueedreett Got she Ran. &WM ma N0r0hm..... Coons ee Hats, Drhigowaloe Teletee..lizetwt, Plyaresehe ISt. • BOSTON. 148161111 Petwbstewei. &NNW aid aeltlier due Royal Mail Coati', sew we every Swig le Spa sbe s Leib. tivinsby. awl HaN. LENDS New Liebt Comb, tailed Tb. IterkWebeat. sets ew every Ilessieet entries Fast Insides ally NW p.O se eartably very. wits a (lewd tbeessbees. tbreseb btatafeed. Newark, Rrtford. iloaresta. and Vetv7Witicit. W tbe Heiden Lien. slut Ilwaiset.-41•Weetbsemeetee werowaseit expedidaa of OW Ceseb.le b allowed se be tb• nest severable awl c r .. .eSter Publk Ceetrysees in Weird.* Read. beb unequalled Is Att.'s/84E0es by am atilt, GLAIIrioW, Lwow's. Getewatate. Amen. newelts. BreerebNl, Nmatiaber-Kett. Cases& 11.11aparee. see *lt parts of be.dwee. a lust Cestb (MHO. cu La rut. New .tilt, wmteloareb. 1 agralte. Nastekb. 11 , a, bud bblde with Pat Cowl, even Emit% at rite 'Mao*. - - - YORK. X4Nileriliegh, Whitby. 3111•111114 SOI•411011111. ilrew• wok, rad kAlabartb. ore Four Ina& cwt, wah third tbroagbata. rat ate tom Nom* at Mitts way if Ilewoh, Mafia* rigateser, Dattostos. Kaaraltonts. Dialian, Sot b. wed Smolt*. Pillallernlllll6ll, them. alms I UM bow gbit hod% d Owl way nrst what Nor day *amt. is thew posed aw art few HULL Northraye, tinware. Thom and Dostaster. Pew Coaeh. rria Meanie, at balf-post Soy :Clerk. to the Crow Kerr. illarhet.ylare. H.U. CARI.ItILB. Protith. and PI Mickley's. Fear lor id/. Past Ceara, and a Mord all the war.—Pawn ibtaigb PlnosiK. Appleby. Graser.briait. Kabonsmal, riatetia. lboatwah. beide.. Webers/ Alierford, Daatastrr. and Orwilhooi Seta sat ear" Ill ' ituheir. art peritonea Ittekatory with Or re m:a fealty &Ward le Or -Road by loolara or plower. lime Or r solvaatsgr if Otis soots be* stwortd If Or Oielw KENDAL, Lemon. Pieglas, Kirlty.Loasdalt, Boole atelier, Otwaltrt, add Post Cooky. every gf et • seen. Mier :Chub. MARLBOROUGH, !whales. Reastrart. RonittrOad. rdit Ittrolowy Pot Com*. at Krum .'Chub is Illonatte. EvaIIIIIIDOILMORTH sad Waal maw Pass Comb. eon£UVRRPOOL. f% POOL. Waolswtaa, Koossfote. Nam awd gad. Pow frith. ratted Oa Itaatmaron. every /berm at Pits taloa. so tba /.mash Need Ys. Dak-.*net. Lfrostpiat t arcwietiad ibraewboot. IdAltClir,sTge, Wlrdaw, Orglaana. Newarnate. Wale!. aid 'Volvo halm**. Post Cask every A Seisare, graf44. 1111111111611431 Pool Caseh, yobs flowi. ww se ?yen Adltwasok tuabiallyeembaw oat Kay al Haim Pawls by 00. rd, lissras. ihirslns, is tie iseiones Hoed. 116114effet4 Binelegbas. SOFKIFFIIthO Nil Riliedises Past Caleb" called dr Artaat+.saw. miry leeislisg. WIIOIIIIIXII4 Ilesafttswi, gad Iflria, New Cenci, Mrs edit tolls Orarge ka,llsseerkwi. W e K EFIIIILD PIM Mad, every Nonisg, at holl•pro Os 01v7iprIt. R. CU WA GOONS awil COACH its, ft New nan. be Wm, W mum. Smart. Umbrage. Haaget eilltle. ittaillgt. awl WI plates adjaemt. Drily. A. W. 1110011# 1 1i, awl Ca. reeweettetly aemmiat theft Vim% mid hie Public. that they will .at hie attemamble fie my Porch , . Pmeer4,-,..' Lawmati.Wnthate, Mae. be. dacre dm Five tomb Valve, it Me, seam. Kdamemi, eakm ett tmed a ride. ad the Warmer phi tar aemerdlagly, at the Ilarteetee Head low lame.teill Landau THR lovnitablithed reputation of Mauro. CUItRIII and oestoload with their wen-anima sorrier' and own* is the towhees, swarm ea leo reins- Mt onwpisiefie, midge them • eugenic claims and a derided c:tzer er ovlall oher prgetiliettwn . Melon. Corr ie mid Co. m nod Umber" of the Royal College% trt non sid Edhiversh. puma to the Fabler the rei•li of thirty "En 1••••• 11 1• ' , Alike it the U.-growth, lettere 'bpi' treat whir but twee of Veseevel Complaint... Nerve's Debility. Itftßighilt Ralassibete, Goa Mon t the Orgies Strieurre of la* mom" Re. atr. hag proved oribisoli trhrtaphant. In slight mot regret tams of infection. • perfe. t Core it cowgirl • ad %Hof Aim period of tire 6111,11 g mod in 'Moe alleS of n as or ampllested galore, where ether Pry litt-orn lave (Oleo of 11•••••11. • III•eplf pfifigenftwe Is their plan of treatment M INIM ho the Metleal • vetoed and petty'', re-establi•boartit. In 1 1 1 , ••••• De 4 OllllV. wietirs. produced .ty revolves! esemmv. by the Intoiodevate erjoymeM of reword picayune', by ',dental, sotiover eetrikes htthtte, or br nom other mote. the hl ^Stew they promo* will praiser Ike aeppana 'gees.. in improving Wits timely boo of hod(' awl mind. Several Noblemen a. 41 6016111011 s the Sr., respretheillt... have been mole, tue curt of akeere. Carrie end On. far the ',moral of Camplaint• of the Thettira, Someterav, Rt. wed 1,41, tug received n rniiical and P im oseelo dth, •••prell lie,, ref. - timer Ma% he mad.. to them, mtaltliefoirj fr•tdrones of the deco,. •fleerinfil% of New, colligated Co.', Or of treatment oenny of the.e Geminates have had &Aimee" frame ten t.. i• cot% ‘rstr , , and hod been so. der e" , . Mews. Rose, Ilea and other flitte••• elhiliewee. who taserwpteg tier core by the "Iwiwaihs or the weft, Ciredir, •Pielomot re... Me., rimer a 4 Cs. nor he vowebed by either .es. with the creative delleocY, or t u vi • one anner, lot their boto.e. No 107. lintion-gardcni— Patients 111 the coomtv ore reg 0.0,41 la slat, the parse ful ' * " "I fbott Caw, owe, lead itiorral Ivan* of limad.dm. tom t 2;;; a ' " 11 / 1 " ••••, mwe. And niediciney. obeli lhe tease ••••• moms Of ISM I* their pawl of so. km/Mow To Wore that revery vs rieratitel so tote motet tali. e. the pottage ••, "' «.g'`tania«.g'`ive NMN ibe atevest for incticiaas.—Joi, Mat- ROUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. WESTERN moved that there be kid before Ithe Hasse Copies of ill A is received from fo reits Coates of the price of Corn for the last three riMrs; sad also of all Cern, Meal, tic. imported ot' Great Britain dories the last three years.—Or. 1./trod. Mr. DENMAN braotht up his Bill for reenlist. lag tie dispatch of besio.ss its the Court of Eirtg's l'irsrch, which was read a fret else. Mr. HENRY CLIVE pretested an Account of all Ll:rdras and Crewe Masters remised in the dtiereat .1 1 hfle is Efaileetl. TM Getout end Essig. Payment Facilitatioo Bill wee then reed a third rim., end passed. SCOTCH HURTHis. Mr. HUMS frau the Berle+ of &orbits, against the Lord Aaverats'a Scotch Bort &selotion Bill.—Laid on the table, sad .r -dersi to b. printed. RIBAND AND SILIC-WEAVERS. Ur. PETER MOORE prn►oi►J two Petitient, l ose from the Mayor sud eotporation of Coventry, igiariaitaia dimness 'odor whi M the Itibend-irratrora of that *on were now airtfrrtag, and praying that their saw may be taboo into ronaideration by oho hew; sad moodier frost the Employers of rho Ka bead.setvers, corroboretiug the statements end can- earring in the prayer a this former Petition. Those distresses originated is the reduced wages a hick were now paid to the ribandsweevers; end the Petitioners, In order to give rho noose some idr• of their event and magnitu.lo, declare that they are obliged to pay is Poor Rates, by which the weavers are almost ens tirely supported, 455. maitre on !Moir landed proper. ty, and 19s. in the pound upon this rent of 'eery house of which they are occupiers. Thet also state, 11. at rimless coins relief Orre granted them, they should all perish iu one common rein. The Nieto, and Corporation of Coventry, in their Petition, submit, that daring these scones of misery and dia tress, no inclination to disorder or tumult had ever' sahihited itself among phi. suffering body : he was happy to he able lb add his own testimony to theirs,' and in say, that if ever patience and tranquillity an. der (1101'1.51 deserved the cars•fel attention of Perlis. wren', tl.• resent was a case to which it ought to be eat•ntleq. It was on this account that he had now come forward to the House with a Rill, whose chose* were principally lounded on the Rerort of the Com. mine, appointed to essmine in , o this 'object der. 'jog the lasi Session. In the year 1816, the among the weavers had been ter) great, and the ter manufacturers had, uetof compassion ro so who were in their emplosmetil, weed not sopa, them for their Moor by the wee, het by the Mee of the troth which they perfnroseQ Thla openness, I Immora l us Got of any Wog thirstier; first one Prtit,it ?Di 4 4 trg.4l: