The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-02-15 00:00:00

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The Second Elition. neatly printed. Moo. 9s. 4. An A DDRPIS to CiatpTtax PATeNTI on the Rakietovs r.OLCATION of their ClTlLoass. Tee Second Edits I's. nettle printed in IStno. Is. (%.l. 6. The You wo WARNS() against the Esvicessgwr of , RENniess, In Two Discourses. 'Mr Second Edition, neatly printed in Illuso. Is. N. B. A Gokkettrion of fluxes tar CIIIILDIMIL. TM Screed I Itino. 9J. _ . This day was pubilifted, handOnseely pflontetilli it:IX - Ike. price M. Ms. la botds, a new Edition of • rrHE HISTIMLY of A NCIENT UREECE, it* Colonies and Conlineata. Part I. Prom the vertical accounts till the Disision of the Macedonian Empire in the Attn, including the History of Literature, Philosophy. anti the Pine Arta. Part 11. Embracing the History of the An. cleat World, from the Dominion of Alexander to that of Amorists's, with a Marcy of prentding Period'', and a con tiadatlon of the History of Arts and Letters. Dv JOHN GILLIES. 1..L.1. FAR tdi. de. Ac. Historioarapher to hi! Nlajestv fey Newland. *.* Each Part te iold separatelv. Yon I. prier It. !Gs. in boards; Part If. price 9f. Its. In boards. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Decries, is the Strand ; and W. Blackwood. st Edinburgh. MOTE, FROM PICTURES BY ILLCSTR MR. SNIIRKE. This da% was published, handsooiriy printed In 4 vols. Pro. price fil. Ss. in boards; a limited number thereof, with early Impressions of the Plates, on Royal Paper. price 13/. I3a. iu hoards ; ands few Copies, with Proof Impres aims on India Paper, in Aso. prier Of. As. in boards. \llll no* Edition of the celebrated WORK of CERVANTES Is a Translation partly new. mad part 4 Tonntled oti (briber Versions extensively rorrreted : it is es bellhdird with between seventy and eighty Eller:lrina.. all of which have been executed by the most d!stlngaished Artists of this country, from Plet.tres painted By ROIIERT MIAIRKE, Esq. R. A. ?rusted for T. Cattail and W. Davies, in the Strand, Dook.eilers to the Royal Academy; and Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh. ROIIINSO,I CRUSOR ILLUSTRATED. This day was published, trierintly printed in two rola. Syn. illustrated with twentr-two Xattravintra. b► Mr. C. lilt-nth. front a Series of Designs by T. Stothard. E4q. R.A. prier is boards; on royal oetavo. price X. tam. ISJ. in hoards. A few copies of the royal octavo. with thy Plates on Indic paper. price . 34.13 bellirilf. grog LIFE AND AIWENTI• ltgS of ROBINSON CRUSOE, with a Slographical sad tAVitical Preface, w•ritte* erpresslv far this Edina's. Printed fbr T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and IV. Plitekwood, Edinburgh. f htiL ttttttrt liswltad srtabnbnh thw mitts 1 11POMPIPPr. without 66 writidg. are taken off on India paper. price te. aliiiikriUPW ARDSOP TWENTY Yr %RS. Fee Ste Belo of Irish Linen by the Piece, at the rector's price. No 4, on the NOUTIII SIDE of 111.001111RURY - SQUARE, four doors from the top of Southampton-street, lIIHE IRISH LINEN COMPANY her leave to aertoenes to the Public, that the above !louse 14 their only establishment is this country; whiire they continue to supply the Nobility, Gentry, •ud the Pantie. e,itlt W. 114- RANTED grass-bleached Linen, for Shirts and Siieets, of the best fabric and colour, at a pricecousitlerahl% kner they can be procured through any other medium. Tile% also metre to return the purchase money shocht :Inv halt appear. U I Irish Dili, and Rant. of Ireland Not., take , ' Vonntry sod Touts Orders punctually attended to ht their Artsts, Jona DosovAst, 4. Blonnishary-square, London, Jona Itortt, I. St. 11nry's Abbey, Dublin. ANt; NI, INN. Br. Cvanativir'v. Bra %NI,. • GENF.RAL OFFICE, FOR TR IVEI.T.TNG. THE following MAILS and other etiAciir.s Rn from the above Inn : Perit Rn ) al Mail, ria Dover Tuesday and Frid.ly \SOO.. at twelve. Pyrtsmonth and Gosport Mail. through Goo!liming, Pe tertAtil, 11041 Portara. every Et ening at a quarter past 7. and Sunda) at half pact 6. On its arrival n packet sails to 111,. Isle of Wight. to rout •'y passengers an.' parcels: and • hall ('uarl: seised to Chichester, through Urn) ten, Havant. Einsworth,&c. Olen-es:re and Milford Mall. through Henley. Oxford. awl Cheltenham. every Evening a quarter past 7, nail Sun day at half-past 6. bower and Canterbury* Mail, through Gravesend. Chat haat, sad Feyershant, every evening at a quarter past 7. and Sunday at half pact 6. Freon Canterbury. passengers sod par ails are conveyed to Deal. Margate, Ramsrate. Sandwieh. *e.; and from Dover. parcels are conveyed to Folkstont. Kaudgate, II) tile. Dimcossirch, Romney. and 14(1.1. NORTHERN COACHES. Caallsle. Penritit, and Whitehaven, Post Coach. gnu with Tour Horses and a Guard all the wny. Passys Vann:zit Brevet. Appleby, Gretabridge. Richmond, Catterit-k, Ito raugbloridge, Wetherhy, Abetford, Doncaster. and Oran t as (the nearest way by IS miles), sets out every I:tontine. sad performs the jonrney with the greaten faeilit.. Passel,- rin detained on the road. by business or pleat ire, have the p-ett:isr advantage of their seats being securett in t h e nest. 1 -"Oalnliltool. Arundel, and Petworth Coaelo. Tuesday, Tharsea). and Saturday Mornings. at a quarter before 7, ewer Sunday. Kendal, Lnncnater, Preston. Kirby, Lonciale, Bolton. Charley. Orrnskirk, and Garcrang, Post Coaches, et cry at tic-soon at Five o'clock, Gioarded. Uodalming, and Goodolfurch Telegraph remelt, Ilirreozh akin7,sloa, Ditton. ('obham, and Ripley. on Nloontla). Wra araday. and Friday M trnings. at 9. and every Salida) Meru* at 7 precisely. and returns to London the same slay. Datildming and Guildford Telegraph Coach. t'imuzli 101- %4%1. Epsom. leathetle.md, &e. Tuesday, Totorsol4, and baturday Mornings. at O. Oxford Licht Post-coach, through Ilenley, &c. every Illoornine at licit-past 7. s e Take notice. that no Trackage. containing glass. Oink 'allaehea, plate, cash, or Bank notes. however su al the salve, will be me/wanted tar, if lost or dot:mm(1: lint any "ow ratitel or passencer's luggage, of more than SI value. salsas speciled as arch when delivered at the Obit e and Paid for accordingly - e bichester, Bognor. and Petworth Poot-coaA, Monday, Wednesday, and Fridny llorniaas, at a quarter before 7. Doter anti Canto!rhar) Light Post-coarb, Nlrpoollt., Tato thy, Thursday, Friday. and timidity Mornings at 7. C %RRIERS, To Twickenham. Bratatford. and Isteworh, every Moe dal. Wednesday. Friday, sal Saturday. R %NES and Co.. Pr•o:orietrtrs. Pucci, and Packages are safely and eskedittootsty c-in /eyed from this Inn to every City, Town. Villain-, anti Leman. Seat in the folkowing CountiC•st via • : — Ro l t - • Il ue" 4 unwell . r. , 'Peron. Dorset Hants, Hereford. ILonrester. aintl. 0f pd ti • ' % " • "'"'"" 44 . MIMI% tassset, Wits. Worcester, ' ,, 01 . orb Males. ail p arts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey,Onern• ). cad al; parts of France; an i to all Puts uf tie Vertu " The rime for rliW HAMPDEN fill Is the fried, end SYDNEY died on "the Seep.ld!" 41RT WINK oY FINE PLAVOI'II awl ROOY, at SU. per Dosen.—Tel 0 M %ft d RICHARD ARROTTS respectfully inform their Friends end the Public in general, that they have commenced Rottling 190 Pipe.. of the above WINP.S. which are all of most excellent quality. Families who wish to lay in their Winter Stocks, are re gretfully solicited to forward their Orders per letter, or to No. 10, Skinner-street, No. 310, Oxford -street, or any of T. and R. Abhotts' Agents, as below, to taste the above Wines. the quality of which Is far superior to any other that have been imported of the last tbree vintages. T. and R. .‘hbotts also recommend to their Cnctonsers. sod the Public in general, the following Coast %Ls. wlkkh are , prepared!. the superior antatier of the Martiakput Lk/wenn : lea rise or 10 morn.as. Noverne Rouge et Bl ase ... • _ _ Shrub. prepared witb drainest times and Pine Apples ..... - 534. Mandy Hitters Peppermint Cordial .. Clove Brandy Cams enntainlnt li - tI stiskl ruporllons of ellossdy WlSers. Cordial and Clove 'Brandy. ilve-e•se.—Vroyerre a reb can only he sold in Cases of sot less titan It) Routes. IMAR Losnov. Woolwich, 11r. W. Austin Camden Town, Mr. C. Hal- Greenwich, r. Thomas stead Chelsea, Mr. O. Hutchinson Tottenham.Slr.Richards, jaw. Wield, Mr. Frustum Lewisbans. Mr. leo. Bassett. lf.B. An other Wines near it equally Low Pricey VAAIMIE • who pay READY MONEY, are respect ": telly informell by JOTIN JIONRS and Cn. 4t9. Pkes dial.. that in additigns . to the setters eon/stilted In the ge neral List lest published. they have added the following, wriekh. with all others. for Faintly UM'. John Jones anti Co. ore selling on more reesonahi•Tegata than any other Ware house in Flnglend A reow Root. plain Ditto. Sir 11:ttis Sloane'a - - - per lb. Cocos. (patent) of the finest gnality 10t1. per Owns. !gibs' fine (:olree of *ae gitslity - 3.. Si., per lb. Flowers - • - - es. N. per lb, cream of Tartar Easehee or Anchovies - - Is. 2d. per bottle. East India Rite Ginger for Wines, Plekleg, de. - Sd. per lb. 11 osiev l.. Id. per Pi. _ rsingtipts I 1... 'per 11). Olives, (Frenelt) Pickles of most sorts Roy - - - ------ Is. 441. per bottle. Mao Scotch and Pearl Harley for Soaps 441. per Ih. Viet-gar, (Tarragon) - - - 1.. per tootle. Ditto Iristillesi Basel llama 8(1. per lb. Large dried Nests' Tonga's - - 4a. Od. each. Yellow goapfls4l.; \Lolled Intl. Curd 10d. per lb. Store candles Sc. M.; Moulds - ins. per doz. WaK All Country RhopLeepers will observe that the a tp..l e prices are weli worth their a•tentlon. bel.e rotethlerrhle lower that what the Wholesale Dosage charge for the same article. COI. T NTItY SIIOPI{I3EPEIN 3114 FAMILIR6 are informed by JOHN /MOP aim: CO., that they Ye .1141..&41. 1/411b14 falM^ Ala Whop. 1, PiaetMlmy. next door to the White Rear. London. I(M) Wizen of porket-haudlereltiefs. masons, palfleats and shso I:..eonamencing at Is. per dozen. 3(es► !toren Nlente and Womena' cotton. arnrctea. end luu.b'sntuol lase cud socks. commencing at 44. per dosen. litwO elec. of 4-4tha, 9-Stto. and I-4th Cambric eomnieariog at Gll. per yard. Pieces of Welch aad other donne's, coutattmciag at h. per )pra. 1300 iNcellent gingham muhrellus, brass Ind plated uun'tnte.!, ene:l. tan, a Joh f.nt of gentelt Holland and n•her tapes, bier line. /kr. so..tittolive 141.001) pleees. from per piece. the uu..t a Own collection of Gentlemens' Ladies' and Children's boots and shoes. of the very be:t *ell as common but strong) male. rommencingat Is. p. pair. . . Also. a complete Sine* of Milliner), c.niskiltur or the Issest (*Allow: of muslin. caps, frills. mut fustian cape., from tel. each upwards. all made of the most superior book, jaconet awl Cambric muslins. Ind the Porrait other Nlajes , y Qaeen Caroline, the best •yer yet regrnveti upon clout, n! Iftl. each. Also. on consignment. aTon wei7lit t f fine einrer. et Sd per lb.. in any quantity: ',way& of a tholvand barrels of excellent mustard. in casks of Inth. each. at hri. per lb. With a variety of other articles. all at pr ince well worth the atteeition of Dealers or Families, residing atom is the most remote parts of the Kingdom. T RI; lIKES FOR Rt: PT R GAWAN and tiN., t 00, Fleet-street, (having repeatedly sueeeeded in th• :wd difficult cases of Ittiptitre. with PINDIN'S PATENT TRUSSES. without Metallic Springs) have such confidence in the saperiority of emir Instruments as eatables them to inform the Public. and especially those with obstinate rases. they will RETURN th. ‘1,) , .!.y, kik after • fair trial of seitable they do not urereti. glsE. SECURITY and Dunanot.trl, twin; the lending characteristics of these Tntssei, and many of the laborious class inueh benefit ell he them. Professional and other Clentletnen eonneeted with Truss Societies, and Workhouses are most reap etfully iisformed they will be served on reasonable terms. N. B. Persons sending the Tiremuferrece of the boat• helnw the hips, and the largest part of the thigh, stutine which side the) are *Meted, au) depend on being correctly fitted. Criloll TL'ESI►AT . f GASETTE.) - - - - DUCHY of CaavroN-Nouns. Faa. el. The King has been pleased to appoint T. R. O. Broldoll. Esq.. of Conishead Priory, to be Sherif of the Comity Palatine of Lancaster for the year ensuing. Commissions signed by the ),.ord L'euteaant of the West Riding of the County of York, City and County of Use City of York. 2.1 West Ytirk Militia—Capt. J. Dower to be Niajor. vloe Skelton, prornote , l. Yorkshire Hussar Yeomanry—The Hon. It. Lateelles to he Lieutenant, vice sir P. Musgrave. Hart. resigaeal—The Her. W. C. Fenton to he Chaplain. vier Hartley. resigned. Southern Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeoetaar Cavalry—Lieut. W. Naylor to be Captain—T. Muldswortb. tient. to be Lieutensitt—J. 1.. Fernatricz, Gent. to be Cornet—J. Ellison. Gent, to he dill. : . vice Alderson. resigned—J. Srli f. Gent. to bo ditto. vice Rhodes, resigned. CEnTiFICATES-14 tRCR 6. N. Sampson, Size-lane. 'retinae:T.—ff. filrd, Rria!ol. bacon-factor—S. Recker, Old Month See Howse. Broad street, Now rchant --H. Fell, Walbeook, march'. ot—T. Park, Dutihrirlee, stao!ey, filoncestershlre, wool-stapke--- I. Jefleri4, Warmley. Oleatemberallite. inn-keeper—A. A. Swill , . She groese—./. Watafiaass. Li rerpoe4 samalteat —E. Houghton, of Ou.betaley. Wurceltersbire. An,leraon, Dritigatows, Desonabire. brash-titmice—Was. flesh. Saffron Walden. Ears, carpenter—A. Parker Ulel builm r. • PACTNT:Ti4IIIP3 DISROT.VED. T. Peabertoc. R. &MA'S end 0. E. C00k..., nirmligkam. jewellern--Tat. Dereaaslere and G. Togs e, Orval Ilkaoseberrc, jewellers—J. (Heave tad K. Fallow,. Ilaselleater. amanufeeturera---R. Lawirtntt re and J. Speakman, Reiinahall-straet. tea-deatera%-6. Wellsosak anal J. Peir. Old ;trend-street. ship-broke, a—l. J. and C. Fri da)-atraat. Ceeapside. ;lot ere—J. sad 'd. Alcoa*r and fig Morric - Astoe. ettesialre. grocerlt—J. Ward ant Tll. Con Per. Lomeli:pea-Priors. Warakiskire k 4rectrs—H. sad M. and M. !toady. Queen -street: atoothers—r. and tterettittPillltta—W . sal J. Pi stOir. autbsebitbe. abiEwrigtats. I.IIPERUL P.IRLI4.IIBNT. 1101711 E OF LORDS.—Wewrzsptv, Fits. 14. TM Rouse proceeded in Appeals. Ble..sllison,•front the East India House, presented Regaistions of the Government of India in It 1 h, and Psybe, the Annual Accoun► of the Commissioners of tits Thames Navigation.—Ordcred to lie on the 'Table. The Lmsfittide Rill passed through a Committee, with in Atniondinent.—Report to-morrow. At4enrited till to-morrow (tki* day.) . --Naio--- • . • ROUSE OP COMMONS.—Faa. 14. t Mason. from the East India Company, present ed is st-of the Regulations passed by the tieverner- Geebtatifisiiie in 1 501.9.-ordatreakeo tiamrtbuTable.. 1,44. St7MNER are noticat on Wednesday sett bllwoultl inure for the appointment of a Select Committee to inquire into the application of the Or phan Fund. Mr. IIitENFELL gave notice of two motions for Tuesday neat ; the one respecting the Public Balances in the hands of the Bank; the other (as we believe) with regard to the Ordnance Estimates. Mr. Payne presented the Annual Abstract of the Accounts of the Thames Naligation Compauy.—Or dered to lie on the Table. Mr. Serjeant ONSLOW moved foe the appcintment of a Select Committee, to take into consideration the state of the laws relating to the admission of Attor neys aria Solicitors in that part of the United King dom called England, and to report their opinion and obsetvations thereon to the House. The lion. and Learned Gentle:loan, in the course of a few prefatory onservatiops, ?aid, that as the law at present stood nit person could be admitted as an Attorney or a Solici tor, who had nut served a clerkship of live years. One of the objects he had In view ii as to take off two of those years in cases in which the individuals had taken a degree at either of the Utoivetsities; for hr was persuade'', that in three years a Person so pre. p tree would heroine quite as well qualified fur the profession as a ra:v awl inexperieoed young man would I •nute.ln the five years at present prescribed by law as the necessary tern of clerkship. An Honourable 3letober irked, abether the Ho nourable and Learned Gentleman intended to apply his propusition to Consveyancersi but we were unable to hear the answer. The motion was then agreed to, and a Select Com mittee, composed of met of the legal Ueutletnen in the House appointed accordingly. TINIRER TRADE. General (.144C11YNE, seeieg the Right Iloat the flee-flee s aent of the hoard of Trade in hil wished to ask him a eise.tion of considerable haps,- tancieto a very respectable part of the community. At the present time, it was well known that the Select Committee of that Manse on Foreign Trade, were di recting their iiii i iiiries to the subject of the admission into this country of 'I iniller front America, and from the European ports. Ile wisivol ti ask the Right Wm. tienzletnan whether nr not it was intended to await the reso:t of the del iberatiens of that Committee, before any proposition was made to Parliament on the subject ? The trade w..s a• present in great (sneer tainty respecting it ; and us the present was the period in which they generally oeened their correspoildene, that circumstance reniiered a state of doubt still more inconvenient. It would, therefore, he a great , satisfaction to the trade, if the Right IliserieriME Urntleman would have the goodness to answer SW inrstion. Mr. IVALLACE.tras perfectly aware of the great, anxiety that existed on this subject, and extremely d airbus that it should be terminated as soon as possible. It was certainly true, that the Committee on Forelge' Trade were at prevent especially directing their alien nen to the qu?stion adverted to by the lioaorahle fien tleman. It would, however, be impossible for his Majesty's tiovernment to offer any reconituendatiou on the subject to Parliament before the expiration of the existing law; for it would be extremely unfair to sub ject any part of the trade to the operation of a mensrie.• which they were not prepared to expect. Uii&r all three ci rritinetances of the ease, It might be desirable, to prolong for a certain period the duration of the ex ; isting law. In his opinion, however, the term oethe continuance of the existing law should be strictly as*. fitted to the necessity to which he had already alluded, of acting with fairness towards those engaged in the' trade. It was not his intention, therefore, to revolts. mend to Parliament any exten. * :on of the existing law be yond the month of July. He wonlii xi.... his reasons for axing on that period. He had already declared hie disposition to confine the extensiou of the exiether law to the strict necessity of the-ease. There were two descriptions of trade in timber carried on with' America. That from the western coast of this country, the individuals engaged iu w hick made two voyages in the year; and the other part of the trade, the iosli. viduals engaged in which confined themselves to oar voyage. Theohject which he had in view was to give snebll notice to all name person , is might prerent their making arrangements, which, withont that notice, they might base euwettaplated. Now, with respect to thoso who were in the habit of making two voyages in the year, tile earlier of those two y Tags-, wash, have been com pleted, and the vessels would have retnened by Jnic. With rere!•tto those individuals who made "het one 'voyage, st)rich was in the latter part of the rear, It . was n.it necessary that they should sail from title country befOrs the intentions of Pariiaweut uu the subject would be declared. Dotterel 4111SCOYNE said. be could not see whit the exieviog law might not be prolonged for six toonthes (ram the 25th of March, the time of its expiration.' I h it tumid be mach more satisfactory to the parties interested. Mr. WALLACg ailherreil to the preference whirl: he had expressed, fur fixing the switigh of July as the terns of the (outiaaaave. Mr. ELLICE seined to reasidee that it would he very aslesuMiteosts if the Committtle now sitting on Foreign Trade would make a short Report on this 1. -- - • 1 ' eubjett, at as early a peri o d as was consistent with their conyeuience. Sir I. COFFIN observed, that for the last 25 years, the British merchant had been in the habit of imp-rt ing front Quebec, timber whirl, had been actually rot at Lake Champlain, end was imported as British tilt.- her. He wished to know (as we understood the Honourable Baronet) whether there ?TM any account front the Collector of St. John's, of the quan tity of timber that passed ? Me WALLACE replied, that there was considerable difficelty in ascertaining the quaatity, bat that he did not belteve the theta werteso strong as they were sub= posed to he by-the Hon. Baronet. Another fon.Mannie rose, but the Speaker sug• rested th e irregularity of pursniug the converso -4.414141,44nd ILilll..droolle44 Mr. RENNET presented &petition from k lieensed. ciettraller of the name of Samuel Meek, who had been deprived of his licence by the Magistrates, and whdse case bad several times before been mentioned in that House. It prayed that the minutes of evidence which related to his case in the report of tits Police Coannittee might be printed. The Hon. Mem ber gave notice, that on Friday pest he would move that the prayer of the petitioner ahonld he granted. • The petltion was brought up, read, and ordered to be printed. On the 'notion of Mr. HUME a return was ordered to be laid before the House c.f the expense of printing for the Houses of Lords and Csitumons, and fur the robin- offices in the kingdom, and the expense of paper,. &c, for the last three years. Also, an account of the value of. stationery furnished to the Houses of Lords and Commons and the offices of Government fur th• last three yens,'.—Alot an account of the total iiitudter ..f shipping, British and Foreign, that have cleared oat of all the Ports of tireat Britian fer the United States, the taped Hood !lope, and New South Wain* with the amount of totinage and the number of passengers for the last ten years. Mr. K. DOrtiLAS presented a petition remit cer tain coalauereliants in Scotland, hut we nere unable to collect exactly whence, cutuplaiuing of the Act of tole., and praying for redress. thilere 1 to he printed Colonel WOOle presented a petition, numeronsly and respectably sign •d, from the Freehol lers and other Inhabitants of the county of lire on. Although he did not agree in all the prayers of the petition, lie felt it his duty to present it. It began by der bring the fidelity to the King, and the love fur theConstitntioo, by whels the Petitoesere were animates,. To the tenth of this declaration he could hear sincere testimony. A up,r i ; Lxyally gnashed spse ot? sun stook mesl4 i 4 not he f•uusal in ti! 111agthatc.-Aplear, hear.)-1"..e petition proceeded to erasure the nic.onstitutional pro• ceedings which bud been pursued with respect to her Majesty, declaring that they rensidered the omission of her Majesty's name in the Liturgy as a condemna tion and punishnient before trial. —(ttear, hear.) — They then proceede I to express their disapprohatioa of the financial system, and their regret and astoilisti mint, that after five years of peke, the agricaltar• anl commerce of the country should be in • state i rninons.-o-(llear.)—The petitioner :Armed that the; were maids/. Fried efforts to resole.. the prosperity of the entnitre, hut that those efforts were rendered i l effectual by the etiorsnuns expense of contested ele .- dons, which ereyented them horn having intellige it persons as eandilaves. lie (Col. Wool) was bound in gratitude to soy, that in no county in the island were greater efforts made to return It presentatives with as little expense as possible. In conelosian, the pre tioners expressed their conviction of the hestehts that would ,esitlt front a chan rr in the national councils,' and therefore prayed t te ' llJuse to take such steps as might induce his Majesty to dismiss his present Mi nisters.—(Hcar, hear.)-40 thu last prayer he cer tainly did not agree w.rb the Petitioneis; for he could not help thinking, that to his Majesty's present Sli !titters the conntty was indebted for the blessive it. enjoyel.—(A laugh.)—The gentlemen opposite might smile; but be was persuaded, notwithstanding Op di.- ties. that existed, that that distress Would have beea much greater, if they had been the Ministers of the Conntry. °Nero evils", therefore, he must choose the leact.—(A lond leugh.)—Beiug ctinvinced that ill, country %roold derive no :vivant:le, hut the contrary. from a change of Al l ittisters, he certainly could tut concur in that part of the petition. The petition ors then brought up, read s and or. dered to be printed, comourr or sfir,nrrrs. Mr. BEAL:Mimi mice, in pursuance of his nod,s4, to cull the attention of the House to the condo ot of Sheriffs in refusing to call Meetings for the ratpos* of Petitioning, and to move that the Cheshire /etition on that subject should he rearmd to the ronideration of a Committee. It would he in the recPeetiott of the House, that on Friday last, a petition tee peatelt, ed by a Noble Lot 1,. eotnplainieg 'of tisk enuftlitet of the Sheriff of Cheshire. in two paints-a-the one, that he had refused to propose an Amendisent moved by i Kohl! Lord to the original motion, and the ether that he lied Molded to Mitt tile' nett iye on dial tighter motion. It was not his iotelltigin M adreri to MS conduct of any partictitar totifvfduel . , - Wllb 'a view td r drily upoh him i tort of cch nee. What lie coma .plained of generally' Wee, the uneanittittletettal eonduet of the Sheriffs of Cheithitr,Noitlitinibctland;tittsitces teishire, Kesit and ileeethente mid higniiject at M pm / we e gime -legislatirVuteasitte Aidile•shoold pre- • rent the recurrence of sneh rdhduct. Ilk would not tithe the other cone*. to whleb he had' jest iteodesit on' ateonto of the alsetke ea( otte Iferfooe Vo ete g eftle especially 'Med-stet!' Hi . the quesdoil,'Slille.slotest he watt tlesirotik to amid' ill obsirradatii deft% t hare the tentlintry ' In' dlltet tiin t . %At lletitleinen; in psyseivlht t cite itipiit itoi• ~ te.' the whole eonfttit Waite trinettlitleVeltted. .fl ' - , re:s.lr statell,.thist itrthe ea •of Obefitsit4 Sts! e • t of did Sheriff had beetteoardained et on tomrMillilel: ' -With relive% to the firm. ids wilts) it Pitiptat. et/ ' ainenilutenkof a Noble Kat o it was obeiona that. ,bpe s - seelt Meat*, a Shea' might prei:efic all gily inters is • dimu ion on %tisk question. The other point wee re!" et Mee wait * o o' liaso" • IF . '" - 771.! - . . Intl 11,1 PIC 41e 1 a OM- any Mr pile. bid' Ma reel. irrit arta thof ava .r in the a nd 11 1 - re- One: rwki4 tor. wails •25 01 . ve 00 a legi