The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-17 00:00:00

F. l ifid by the Sole Proprietors A. Rowland and Son, Ne. -111, H litton If a rden, Holborn, I:on/Ion ; onA by sippOintment, * ! at Messrs. Hendrieu, Titchbourne-streat: smytn, 117, Oat-' tie hid Pierce, 37, D. Rigxe, SS, New Bond-street; Bayley -ail Blow, Cockupur-street c'San7er, IN, (foto/dimwit; berry and Co. 17. Greek-street ; 'Antlers, A, Cheapaglis. ond 1% A ;10. Aliment-street : Rowney', Rid,. Hatton-Girdes ; 1., . )tigge :041.'Chespaide; Tcite. Al, Johnston , ti core* t Ihserbiwry, 43, Edwards, Be, nt. Panl's Cbuich 7 yird ; • ! '.lOl. Bow Cburch-yard ; Burgess. 60, HolboVitlblll ; ' ,* R*, Proof, 229 , Strand; Barclay and Sons. 9d , Fleel.isar frit. Ford; Fonchurch-stre et ; Colley, 1 1 8. Whams.. BI - Limpeikmat‘slapot ; Bartlett, Hs ttnn-pardps ; Swift, 22. High ...Bulbous a 011abIns, Fleet-ma - ,itot ; Swift, linlborn ; Graves, '.. oxford-4511 k Ny . 'co,l %Rh, Piccadilly ; end . Ni x.Royal.R . .ange g i Ind by most Perfbmers and Siedicine Veociers, : •: , _l4lllt for ." Rowlaint's Oil," or " Roiltind's Pye."' 441; *Me **signature % lfr A. ROWLARD'And BON." ; '' • . ___ ,ERT WARREN, flask 'RAM), begs to cootie* composition being sold elder 14unit/a labels. These may - that the genuine has fionT. 'ill others ore counterfeit _t 'cry small characters, with "'No. 30," mod the treed J begs to add, that bis sole , nor has he any conneston .oases professing to be brands persons giving orders for W AA. r requested to take notice ?In'. WARICIN. 30, STRAN*O shopkeepers and others mligt' irs, ig lk s, to town the tra sh' a being a plinktinient (cis so essentially nee .y brilliant Blacking stands exee'lknee in keeping the feet per- Weather, preserving khe lea 'acing the wort elegant polish virtues iu Bay climate. Is An Town and Oosary, in etch. RYA GAZME. ' • V IGEN DS. gartlett's-buildltigs, jemrollsr -11 A. M. prate Toltemottets•- `. essit, liimtebsk jesimller ItiCAMIX• r-J 196-imant6.etitrer—Jeiy 6. tithed, bent• r -Jeli, S J. Iguock, • hrhsti-lies.2l. W. b%Msou. son. mud - Jon. jup. - Warrem.i. end ktriwick. Nortnuiu eore-feeters—J elf It. J. limy' mimd Moe- . Ol i ford-striA. linen-drapers—July*B. S. Miles, Ltd itste-iireot, witeh-cooker—Jody 8. W. King, Cavendish, 6 e1f6111,/: Inure—Jsrly' 7. A. G 'tract/. l.ieerpoot, and Pni.put -4213.• r1 1 0 , t. , MITI:0410 , 1. Iltrchiml74ltily 3. W.W. Admen, Now -tape, t.erehant—July 5. C. 11. White. Upper Mont*. pie street, Mostaine-squere,„ rail iner —Jody 5. W. Ppm. Rerthlatk smsmet; ateeeltant S. It. Carbety mad D. Newell W. a aiiihi-sitreft WestiMlnister, hatters—Juan 17.. k• pi. de,,, Tamil: Kent,' seed-ermsher—July 6. J. P:irker lad iv. .i vet , - - - ` , ente-- , July 8. I. H. Netbdseoimb, .4mmt,,,hd y del .I "rei book! , neat, Cove it , • A preface, says, -- i , Veldirespeet to facilitating loans for 11011 cud Qom% I may observe, that, whilst the public debt a lipids dins met aatead fifty millions sterling, the von' sd bee ' esiblikilt Anteing lauds, estimated baler the a 1 . 14 ' lean anies, saceeda a ipinfted gaff slaty . 1 . offiet: State Is at so favoitea sys t a tt ~ !P•OP t, !lie riddles; nation I. the. J: la - the gdwpritsing Ind unfounded Monte( snail that pisesils. illieectlor her stability, she fi pretty *eh( lisellinedit aft ehteiof Sikh & I , her restobreas availdife. ltralthilillt die capitalists of other climatries baviihr dleidasailitilltabieles, a :good stealthy for - their mime If . And; while% by midi 1 speculations, theetiwteitegatialetlenaseavaNneeid they sot i l enable Spain the more weadilywori wily to were her owa liberties, and the llberffifr b.World!' The same obser vation held gobd tit Gireses,,, mitt this fartbse i tisivastiiis. .that, elitist the State will hems.sti*lands itifletherp•- perty that belonged to therstka filaposal, she bats pe debt whatever. Since ecolgrel i seal tape place free England, how mach better would it be to direct its en vie • to the fine and nelebboarlog regions of Spain and akonee. - then to the distant and scarcely accessible eolattlee ono* Hotteetots and Van Dieman ' s Land? . It would be most lamentable, if, bile, ifori the owe balid, the friends of freedom were str *evertaerte. to I promote the curse of hamaeity. by rid nand aleesee, i lia there should be font* Inhabiting this'intateepolie, aro, of reptiles, in human - Amite, so vile, so wholly lost us shams ; as to endeavour to lnereise the power of the enemies of mankind—to facilitate their progress in the werk of subju gation, by raising pecuniary loans for the French fanatic ' fiction, or for any member of the coalition of despots. Un- I happily, es the lenders, In such cases, may back ent of the 1-tiak, by selling their shares to the public, should the public be silly enough to buy, their basent-.:s, in the event of the overthrow of the borrowers, would not necessarily carry its punishment along with it; but the less guilty speculators would suffer. Here then it is necessary, as no poeitive laws evict, that can reach such iniquitous acts--sets *any mil lions of times worse Loan robbery or murder—that that eh iolute, but just, sovereign public opinion. should leterfere, ind consign the cnlpriti to present disgrace, and Mare exe cration. Their Dunes, inscribed on pillars of infamy, should be handed down to distant generations. Al one of the moral means, which might perhaps with ad vantage be employed, upon this occasion, in the sower 13pain, I would telt, leave to suggest the ctlebration,da a popular form, throughout the united kingdom, of the and vagary of. the glorious 7th of July, 1624, which, by the me- Worship events that occurred at Madrid, put an end : ip one day, to the hope, which had been so lone cherished. of over throwing the Spanish Constitution, by insurrection sod in trisul:, anti completelpuomasked the views of the French go kg.tiustol:eed the holy alliance. The anniversary of the der, Arthch destroyed the hope of the conspirators of Trop pan. Ls) barb, and Vrrons, of castes ngonankind, in *worthy off being commemorated thromilmat thss world . ; and I do not bmi,ye that any measure can be devised, at least none has occurred to myself, better calculated to produce an electrical effect , pun the minds of freemen, or to site permanent sod irresistie force to public opinion, in ft voor of the cause of Spain, than the perio deal solemninstion of al occurrence at ence so rare and important, as the defeat, by the spirit end 1 valour to the municipality and militia of a s'nele city, of a least conspiracy against freedom, to which all the despots el' l'Eernpo had sun •urred with all their means to give ors/salsa don ant effect, end which had been in preparation for rim pra#lll *it t. 'might was halted& atliarked with great advantage; and, there for*, that t6i-6111 then before the House 'night not peek into a law. ' The Bill was then ordered to be -referred to a Select Committee oa Wednesday next, before which Counsel way be beard. Earl DARNLEY prevented : 4..ipters . relative to the . present alarnsibg state. of. ire4ad • is petition from individuals of whom halls telhrialhing;" but as the sub jest was of so mucblittapiiitance lie wonid move it to be • read, It was fronseeveral inhabitants of Middlesex and Surrey. repremeting the great distresses that existed in Ireland. and yrayiii; that fit! state of that country might be takes ifiTo consideration. After seate'leimarits from Lord LIMERICK; tbeitetl tile was ordereilmAkialiom table . ' • - On the sugg es tion pitied A,BERDEENOItt Agotch Entail Bill was pot Fridsy. • MARRIAGES. On the Order of the Dag for teltinginto consideration the Report of the Marriage argulatioa.klill, The Earl of WESTMORELAND objected to thosepro visions of it which related to the oaths that were to be Wee. He wished to ask, it it. was proper to put en-the property of persons married witiskailielstriveriof this kw, and to render that property liable to ,be,biottalit,lpto the' Court of Chancery. If the law went di t ty etemeatrbyttre persons having the power of granting dieetees,liseremould be no occasion for any provision of this kind. The LORD CHANCELLOR observed that by the law as it now stood, persons taking false oaths were liable to be punished by fine and iraprlsoareent, and were not enti tled to the property of those whom - they married, if under age. This Bill only went to subjiet such persons to the same punishment to which they Were already liable, Pod provided that it should be done by the interposition of ins Attorney and Solicitor-General, and the information might be made in the Court of Exchequer, as well as the Court of Chancery, and a Jury might be called on to decide on the Tact. of the case. lie should, koweger, move. that instated of three years, a much shorter period should be fixed for in stituting this prosecution, and Mit explanation* nilght be made to the Attorney-General as to tee Jigicivanais. of the offending parties. lie proposed - that the infarmation should be filed within twelve months after,the marriage, and that the party filing the information Chola swear that they had not knows of the marriage haviire takeit place longer than three months before the thin of such infor mation. After some conversation the clause was ordered to be printed, and the Bill takeo into further consideration to. morrow. IRISH GRAND JURIES DILL. • The Marquess of LANSDOWN •isoved the order of the day_ for the Committee en this Bd . . The Earl of DONOUGIiMORE observed that Counsel were In attendance to be heard on this Bill. atil he thought it would be better to hear the Counsel on that day wheu the merits of that dill Were to he di:few:sett. The Cosnmittee ol the Bill was therefore put off till to morrow.—Adjourded. • HOUSE OF COMMOSS.-11oNoar.. The Bill for extingifshing Tithes anti Payments in lien of Tithes and demand.; for Easter thfrring,‘ within the Lannon or City Liberty of St. Andrew. Holborn, end saki:lag com pensation in li-tt thereof. *as read a third time and passed. T i lts Limerick Local Taxation Rill vrai read a third time. After a - short discussion the Bill pained. • On the motion of Mr. Alderman WOOD, the House re solsed.itaelf into a Committee of the whole House on the London Bridge 8111.. •• r After some deaaltory conversation relative to the plea of the late Mr. Rennie for billiding the new bridge, _ igh op . Angtor quence of the removal of the present fridge. Mr. Alderaviri WOOD and Sir OEO. COCKBURN said a few words, and the clause was then negairved without a division. - Mr. C. CALVERT proposed a similar clause for corn peusating the owners of wharfs and warehouses, brit on the motion for bringing it up, it nas negatived withont a divis'on. . Mr. HUME raid he r. idled to have pr posed a clarise for making the pron.t t, of the Bill answerable for Jill the damages. The CHAIRMAN then reported progress, and the Report was ordered to be rectivel to•morrow. IRISH TITHES. Mr. GOULBURI*I moverd the 'Order of the Day lei' the House to resolve itsetf into a Gersimlttee on the farther con sideration of the Irish TithesOomposition Bill. /gr. A. ELLIS opposed the BM. He said that It not acted on, the measure was a criminal delusion on the people of Ireland, end if acted on, It could not fail 'to eolte cis content from many objectionable clauses, one of which way to allow the Commissioners to increase the revenues of v.:. Church brita. enormous degree. The Hen. Member con eluded by moving as an amendment, that the Bill be takei tato eeosideration that day six months. • • Mr. Otominiew defended the measure. Mr. wsruessLt saki It was quite &mar to every lion.: Member In Ore HOuseitaat the Bill couldnot pass. and It was quite useless to go oir,dtpiussing clause by clause at that late period of the Sesston. It was only throwing away time and labour. cons. Mr. CALCRAFT nid he should not oppose the furtlker progress of the Bill, wishing, as he did, to see it completed through all its stages, when it would be for the House to de cide whether it should pass or not. Col. BARRY thought it would be better to put an •xtin galsber on the Bill at once, they mare not determined to proceed with it forthwith. - - - Mr. W. BANKES objected decidedly to the general pria ciples of of the Bill. Mr. S. MGR said, that thoegh he could nst approve of the Bill, yet Me thought the Government had deserved well of treland in hosting brought the subject under considera tion. Ile wished to set himself right with the House and with the public in re:pect to what be said on a former It had gone abroad that he proposed to impel the C,ergy to take in composition for the tithes an average of what they actually received for the last three years ; whereas his pre positiou went to grant theta an average of seven years.— He agreed with his Hon. Friend that the Bill in its rresent state was no better •than a delusion, professing to give re lief to the poople, while its obvioes operation wonid have a contrary effect. Mr. HUME said that it was clear that the Government Iliad no intention to pass any Bill that would be of service to the Laity. Ha at first understood that the Right Ho nourable Gentleman (Mr. Goulburn) was introducing a Hill by wile t the Clergy were to have an average of the pay ments they received for a series of years, but sebsegitenny the Itignt Honourable Gentleman proposed a clause by which the in-ome of the clergy. was to be increased one thin'. Could that be a' measure of relief for the people of Ireland. in • consideration of whose complaints the House bad contrived they- were passing a law? He I hoped his lion. Friend (Mr. A. F.ilis) would not press hi% motion to a division, as. in esseOf his • success, be would give Ministers the advantage of saying they intended a good ' and useful Bill, but that they Were prevented frosn per tenting it; whereas., if they "Kim allowed to promint throeghihe Consafttee, the noose and the Country would see the &Ile hit. Mr. GOCLBUIRN said, that in Introducing the Bill. h. told then:nese that the agreement Intim' of tithes wet to be according to the payments for the last seven years, b.tt be net er meant that the rate should be compulsory. - . • • - ' --- . 7 • " l • . • k . _ • • .- - . • , • . ~ . .c.' .* e- , • : 31T • ~. , .....:•__. :::..... ...:. - _-,...-_ mw.. ;, 1 -. .. - - • • • • • .......... , . . , ~ . :-.. , • . .• ~ iti . ands:. •• ... ~.,„ "are . ear l ...."--. -. N - , ,• " ." ,--4P4. ' ' • . (\„ 1 , •o . , ... 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L awrence ‘p enn iiii 3 ,4ll 6 ; - - • . ' i'," '".•"- - - ou'lLe* . .4T- ... •. .. ..1 -0, . . , _. • • •_‘,.. • AL PARLIAIIIENV s ' . --t.id ' Mt Aldeelleil WElDOemedodellink,the word ". speaLiks.e- S Onset of Direetore of the' Mated Costipasey of Strand; b • ' . 4 ,4 • ekii • ' ' . .. ' -- ...fg....-.••• • • • . doe," le Also dams& hoeliblembilldeoe MOM cis Moan Merck/was of Estlend, trading' to the East :cooper-Joly f. G. hesettl, ' ' ~:, - • ''''"'"4 .l. . . . ~ ,, i i . ~ :. • F w i ip s. 4l nplea " '' , e ' . ' ... divided, •1,.• •• , , w ,: i „: ~,.. hefts, do hereby tike settee, • • bine taw For the option, 4-Agalut. M- 'jolty. Y.O. •.. . • ~ , - ~ „ es w, • 11=.1111dtlt ot irdoleiwytte. •Oa the chase for greasing I 0001 by lattalliente, frost' - 44114 " 8 . 1 rValaAllni ' ''' - " 11 . . ' '''.... - I t •*. A Ire ll I- * ''''*** ' * /bat Me 11 latterly Demerol Come of the said Compsoy..oddre, insi st ,. ... • sepikted to be held at their hoes; ie•Leadenhell.street. ort . .- • • - .' .., ~.. 1 ~`„, .. I Private mills brow Dees the the Coaeolidated Fued,lowaideliolidles the sew ' beide., Wedoeeday next, the lilth inst. I, made Spe•elel; for the pise W. H. 'Peek* . 4 . • • . "' A ` "Y.l . ' 4 ' " Mr. HUME•silld tie %wield tall wiltfrig-to, great the motley .. of resenting the consideration of a Bill now reeding in Collie; ' • u -wesse-mrftr a e ••• ....-sres-ste . .4," . . We, re iiii.:lLE weavicitte..' • to the Corporation % if thole-lite Wet. ladylike's, made pre- t. so consolidate and amend the 1 Lowe res Wrislit,St :k _ .' • -• . elessere•e-ie s ... -1, t ..--rew • _ ..,, .. g . . • - . 414311 0L0R •04 ..001.41 to motet a viable for he • repayeient.' If Othevreemot had money to "deg to the Private Trade with the East ladies. tor-'-.1. • '4 , 1 e'"'- • -' 4 . ....et.-- - - • e - •es• •-• . • ''''''.. i nensher a leallieseases swat m e rit e d. spine, they shouln!rather netrit . it la 'taxation *as dispose Copy or th eft', and of th eCorrespoedenee between Bib Clarembird-ple . ' ,•,••••,,• , ii :. .. • . -.. , of it leak wa b y rids t bdieeed the Olty of London did net Been of D'rectors sad the Board of Comatissioners for the ileteepetelletr. • . v „, , ytne . weevil! pi a s. , -. ..• -, . ~ I I .e - . -''''- ,l• Brae • silk ' . Of S I 'Meld 'lledleoleis cod thee it .woidel be a some , . , 'Atkin of India, upon the subject of it, h open ' ter 'hope , wine and bre . -e - - -.--- -- - ee , e- • • - •41 ite4f .. O f g rest lim P ° ! e l l " . sail ale whic - tt , .'plea wilet- Teh., lllll4lv itery of a % pow- 'bririge•would h e se . -. ' . ~, • attention of tisedimielships-.oans• or meal of the Praprieters. Weatseimsiew" • ---- ..„. • 4 1 Aes e"terlatileth at extended in teereaslng the water- JOSEPH DART, - Secretary . LI P , ... , areseer he ' ' . th e s ft° "' 441 . 151 1" 114 4 7_ 41 177 r .etay Shoseugh_milLpretent beide.. For these _remota be Jr, Mier - mit ") ' • ; • -„. _ . 4 .-a ~ .•. rates eellotilaibllliffas all 0 ' we* feel it blitelate to.opPose the grant , . • EAST INDIA HOUSE. APeESS. NW- field, ' - .., * „ .. , , 1 .,,,4*.„„...„" 1 ~,• 4 ..= . • 7 ' ;i x t • sP reth s pd , t 4 1.. . be I e llt ee • - atek °k :i • ....l ea 'of M. SHERPA . :midi( it was slide, hews; the ataxic •P'FIHE Cow of Directors qf the Mated Company of p a l m " ond a . •M•'...e l e h ope d tostmease 'am'a of it I. lett he would tell tbe these bow he itemise ee. - 11. Merelterisie of Est land trading Io the Beet ladies, tar aa'regerdie .-."‘ e ' • ~ . c • ...Newt Wearable eeedsierehlitildlit . r There were repeated applieatloos snide to him upon thei N hereby glue "Afire, Palmer,,lti 0 '. . . ~ • ' 'l.lll4llllll.4l.lllollllllol.llllo4ollllWiliette sabl.....w.i.from All those employer:lint the river. and they on , y *• - That a Qirerterly Ulmer-al Court of the said Company will trod and brass-f• ' *elects :•,--'. - :4.•T 1 , ...,:•: 4! . • ,leased whet they forted the measure for bui:ding a cell • r• ' • • *ba held at their House in Lettlenhall-street, on Wednesday, Ch ertmo d, p • c o *ewe; ~ •••e„ .-- . , e.,. .5 e. , .' e 1,...., .' . ' 1711RPOOLtaltiballiabel thaathia Pea bridge wash a state et forwardneis.• 'the lSth Juno next, at eleven **thick in the Forenoon, foe -E. wne me h oon 1 , ... - •••,,,,a..... ems the esteem *1 declaring a Dividend from Christmas lest to factors-el. Darrell. • ' . ' ''la • : ' •so all -other sobjellw ,rehting to trade, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, 'llidee'mame west, , . Street, cos .• - ta. • • '•'. ' •• • 111 I stalidiegAiliff of the . Houses herr that, be would' state to the House the circumstances 6 ... 'Tat the Th eurer Books of the said Company's stock date, a rl dwei • ' • - •• -. : il ,_,t • r". ..oa. throb of this. petitiot be Which induced him to accede to the eppliration for this grill br that on.Teesday.•the 3d Jaws next, at three o'clock, R. t o ned.. and R. . - . that or It bgrore the House grant. Ile was certiiiilyatirit reluctant to advance the ow pad opened agate on Thresday, the 17th July, followiee. -...i s te nee h ea• ye s p, - . teratioA_C: _ enfistfac .lad most tom of 150,00 W. without establishing means of being •• Aid that the Dividend Warrants on Ore said Company's lira; eottotemanufe . ' * ' le . 4. f r • iimi.fictiiiwonts% .4, - try Its ifilittst; ittlitiatitely• *repaid ; • but thee, ea 'tbe ether hand he week, dde on the fah July, will be ready to be delivered as , Over Darwen, e ~. -- re , t 4 _n o , the pethletters tlieSesitires. ' But as •tirtisitt thought the his bridge should, be consider d. no v as a H a weay, the 7th July, next. ' Oconee/ie. aod W. . . . . . . • ee....a. se.. - • •• a large and eseettoolanialrwey etr.‘i Wit but* national advantage, because it.weuld read to . JOSEPH DART, Seeretary. ten -A. Kingston - _. . , • . 410 . • ..., their Lordships meek dael.dhlpgmeete OW reellitaM trade, Iceitlter coal& he, avoid enumerating s shire, epotheeerles- R,' .' This Day is published. ter, ilion-drepors. • )o- 4 , ~ ...:. 0.40,41 t.... ,..... r. ,,. • ion, : partientarty- ee, ee tbettetitimeors among the circumstances which prevailed upon him t.i T . sprints to - the Contractors of the COLOMBIAN - - ' sii: , •'. -.-.. . ---- r'f' pleteel and loy . alact of people-4a people tiosaply, the freenent'repreaentadone of the hiss of rim lel _LOAN, on the illegality and non-rei fi cation of tug APPRAL OF A' r - .6.441actE4 4 1 1 “1 with propriety under In coasequesee of the bad settee of the'resetst bridge. mf. NO i • Vdvairt. ander which the Load wee erseiraeted; - 'PUBLIC DPI.. k. . /!•7 1.... of di - ' ' aid distress. tie, there. For these reasons, lee tentative, sisse_eseedi Bennie sa- ne dionibentores created ; by a Member Of ihe'lleatter- ' ."` 40 ." .f i ii,,ia t ,' . 1.'" . .,..• . t„„ s „-., sot do jorelcitto those people it he did not fisted there *ere no mean' of lepamileat; i *esld soil ablefilesiaty of Lincoln's lan. -,..- .... L -, ••• t- , . - • Under this 3 title has late) ~,.'" ''''''"lr4" l "` -: - ' • Walks /White be heard by Loeneettgahme feel himself bound to advance thelietwely: AI Ise true, a, . ' •• towed for Hurst, Robinson, end Co.. Ns . -g O, Cbelleelde , rd pamphlet, which we ' • - ' ' l' . /_- ; •••••m•a•-... - • 1141 the '," iteronght lobo beard lo dieing there were several plans of repaymetet proposed ; n one, by r Aielife. S. Pelltdall, 1.0.4e0 ; and Archibald, Constable. Fridev; the object' of whield ' l ''. A ... 4, s .., . A . -.---' ' L., '"- ''''.. • . b efftagie H°l ll . WA ellenaltittee akiniestalre. et ell on the tonnage of all veseelapaaing thrmgh t. an- astirceslrdinbergh. French Oovernmlnt tewerdo 9.- k: • , „,,,....: r „ ... _ _ ~, -10,4 of LA itO k ee t le o ta e t h c. Bill other, by a toll on the craft ; and a third, by a toll over •AtlllllN- TIRE AND WM • INSURANCE COMPANY, Insurrection, Civil- Wir, ' -.' -4 `''' . - Vr• - " lr-, .. •to a ',: b k . m ime; ....r . .) .. New 11311111DGE S FILACIIINIANS. graveling thecalaMithe of - • ;tad the eet • •• • . 4. t h at • c o o,. the great thoroughtere over London bridge was con e-- '' ,fraWPOWERED BY ART 'OF PPRLIAMENT. a translation from the mann *. ' ' 1.; %Ni , . .:.• .4. • g".tir , ; ,` ‘1 S , '''''; •, . ,:,'• . ' - tiered; the second, he 'believed. it would be impossible -, 'I • CAPITAIL.-••••NA DILLION. •• . came, with a preface and " ' lit '.' r i •• A l i - '•• ~ •P . ' ELLENB4HLOUMIniti 40 '6O-tor_aaant to colleet • and the ti.ll on tonnage would b e an uneelii two ' . , RANCES,falling da•alailtegemmea will expire, A- •h.•d 0 i t mo tet s '' , - P ' * '''• ' pants la ra h tile - because few of ihe vessels which came up the . ieNs• -a '• " the "'sat Tia• dot etas ifleatt. 179 Neater , . • - melee renewed within 6(1.'0 days (tom that Pealed. well ca l c ul ate d , by tha feet, - ' l' . ofacterertagoinatllis Ha "171v,oliser letition river would piss through. Under these circumstances, , 411110Sonspaey's Rates end Conditions are of tbe.most res. me o w . w i l l, hi s re g ecr i aanwn 'le- - ..- •"^ I. • ' , ' . 8, 500101ingi 11,411 SIM. .ga r r oter - I . i n he eenoeried lie was justified • in . making the advaii,:e ; descriptiont-no Charge is, made kr Firs Policies, e• ._ t. e nt.' aoel on the interests - • '‘‘ : • • -e- - • L' remiela eXe."l". t—n° Ad 1111581" I I 3. t 7 ofe;ar who •ft . f ie -. 1 * . . • toliklitil li efeet."' l lillii iitated- that . . . and when the period of time, eight years, over which n ase i gibin ; ionit hi.h a • a , 6 , of the grant was extended, was taken into account, it cue' i •0 fells Ineurancet-a libe ra l Commission is itl W- t -Y people y ". , ' Anchors. slid others , who erect Life Insurances ;-•, lkoftv rif aPeech,and 'Redo , ' r ' • leisdes.aeldtitifit4josmoi, . His L a aci a bi p i n ii c forts no material item in the public expenditure. o- , len - . - • eyer Iseility is afforded by white% tkie !Merest antiCena 'dile - dolleideretienta ere leteresealib -''' '• •ha every •14411 v er i list -•• i n Ineo „, of Mr. AIONCK bpposed the grant, onthe . ground thit taro ,tee of the Patine nisy be promoted: • eelifettly that sympathy and foie ,• -. . Meritoriou e . iseeeperie and' .. general good eileseie i .0' . . , the' adrantages of the new bridge were kcal, and Vie. . •, ... WARNER PE IPPII. Secretary . • end hands of Bra es, which the •. " , 4 I . I eom i n i t , wen . in .i tyte e- r - - rse n eeff „ t in n w „ necessary expense should therefore be supplied from the - . • , . . , • , semi imperatively demands. It ii i . aleePtitrodighebt lir: ' "He did- hot see local frt"de' A ...wt., l'i; D AND 'SOX Sole Faalsiatara of +a' iithe translator 04066, that the ' . (tit Iti iN A L MACASSAR ,Ol L.,. I. the hirewlh • its be determined, whether freed ' '" !?, . ty to a la i a • Ow, A N 6 t h en w orn the The LORI) MAYOR opposed the grant, 'lllldillsenri - . '''''‘ i '. . It :- at a t i me w h en that the Chairman do now report progr,ss • •• ; . ..... eiLiisir b ltespeotfully inform the Nobility. ()entry. anipub-..r a i r :rh wmn % p r eva il i a g a „ • 34•74. •.*asuifaittgre, rte -." „ so • there 'M oo no , Sir tiEOKOE COCK BURN said a few 'reeds In stp* met Jorge, they have Removers to gO,' tiathe Giardini t and * pro w a b et& gr am . e vent the wan t ...s. ••„- s before the - : _Jirterlised alteration port of the gran*. . it. e* beg to ' ' - r -s *rod 1' - • ' - jiyi •'a Mr. ii. G. BENNET ex Alai& is favour of ace any le CAUTiON, That Magnet bniostora ere vending if spa- • mous?' it of the Meow in which their . , Aid; Article ender ibis newt they reireheise the deeper 164 " " 114 br Ammo anneal , ha ' - '') • hboa et a-day; and if their the great; as did-also Mr, H. SUMMER. s 4- . 4 '4y, , Mr. HUbIE a ished to know from the Right• Hon. bottles, end attempt to deceive , tie Puttee 'with spetiowa' Weeehee VI their-Wm, and indepe . ` were re d 'e ' " W would it,be_poseible . em to mai niii ye• aratilies?,:kke.esly 14 •Oentlemari(the•Cliancellor of the Excheqaer).why "a blaesseer 011, domposed of hilarious ingredients, calling. It Mined , threstgb *set 4 ether Rations. -. . re- theipmeine. and offering it for sale at •• lower. .priea. sad WOO; Pertiyri/MS erteilitight to ettriboto -• Ali • of repealing epresepS, - woalti . be: tit ex- trel l iifterY claim" the Ur hags • fortifies of earßilh: anufoeokarte &retire eitiliterlib- given to the public after a certain term? Fund bad nut been without the label, and others sign e Rowlairdatis." lateltel-! niisit.strhitit lampoon!' of this esentry so 1• l eg the s i g nature, which renders it necessary on pnZg.• unequal bet suecessfid struggle of the "x"‘. ihiag w id t h s n s i qu istaatt4....' lb point of o cfne i p i c, • The CHANCELGOR of the EXCHEQUER said ;t to ask for RQW,LAND's MACASSAR OIL, and . 'lel _ , _. • . sae, slat luee•Elizr bed ecercelv 'Oblervelhat none ere genidne without the tittle bbli A ... it tight appear abeeercep.eltaw pg at o ttatee to to *dare did not appear to him that it would be just that such a .Me gailaai Atilt injured pea •• • the wages if yoneneymery; . r, i t pehit of practice it claim should be given. see asespert sad theishel fastened °n the outside: Id* • • to ),,,, hoPpwl , ed h i r e r • .1.... s s. _A 4 44 -"•"!,••• • • • ." . ••- • !• After a fiw Wordy from Sir H. PARNELL, the House • was found to be • , t.fiei . it, • therefore , tnouget . et- A;ROWIAND AND SON."-The pries grels,-tlito-• - • rl''' K , ..«lsmitp•-•-fm ...... • . prices are its - place will e More t6a now nsatad_ • .„. . their Lord:Nips should . be hictidid to Ore trail niost divided en the Lord Mayor's Amendment :- . l'lfa.eettes-Art. and 21s. per bottle. All other. , . 0.. _ Jrho gene i".i mo me , All the iahet.;t ,, No. . Committees which hew& aie • • •. • • 4 favourable 'oesidderattok •to •"illei periefiat krf . thole " . , Ayes, It ; Noes, /31 ; Majority in favour of the •ori- ,lste 4 • eltediew" ~ ~„ , s , Metropolis, for the to . „ . to . - parties. He though/ it .world kw • - however, ley, Si"' clause, 69 . • •-• Also, RED WHISKERS, QcREY iftitele.EßsL tim,.. pension of public upside., a- ** '•a • . ' .diner masteroaaelactesess to. misidaky, i raw or i d, at a •Oe one readmission to the gallery, we found -Oto :BROWS, Heir on the Head, . effectually changed to Brown in Leone of the cause of Spain and li • s• ' • certain distance beyond Guidon, Where • e dilatin g law CHAIRMAN reading a clause, which-was agreed to or Black, by the use of VOWLAND'a ESSENCE 'of that of their unprincipled invaders. - • • - did not operate. - without discussioa. .• 'TXRE: by merely wetting the Hair, it ininediately pro- in Miguel' eg some of the -Meeks is 'eleehe aids The petition etthe mallet-nienuhteurerieree now read: The LORI) MAYOR proposed a clause for compen- p• eaves a perfect change. Price 45.-7 a. dd. Mid IQs. Sti. per I would be the most elficielitly pie ed, em y , , isi It prayed thee the Act 'might not be repealed, because it great advantage ; and. there- sating ?trauma for any damage that might bedone on the i %WM. alp , •''' :" •• was hithertet attended with sides of the river, &sleigh up as Tedliegton, in cons a' II slel kw' dm Salo Prmiriotnra a Ilit.ilalarlaki liada %Li 1 kii_irTraletv says t • ' PUI3IIC NOT:CE..L.KORK in it Manufacturer, 30, STI to Pob lie agniie.t a spurious comp his •Be ke, hf means of limited , easily t.fe detr.aed by observing On •AV lae In Oil ed on each label,—il „ • ?fisey_.afneileh are imer4ned, in Tr Idlthir t address between •the, ' / "".11114 . 1 ot .. o " r ;R ie st a n i T 3o . W oh .te s n A e w si n s ; ls n o c ) l iati tilt lose pretended Warehouses Elsishments of his. All person' SaLACKING me particularly , the real Manufacturer is Roar Ills strongly recommended to alio ktdeqsived by such vile impost:on 'this from.whom it came, all . to bass fabricators of an ertict faphlorsable world. . Ilk fetnine end surpassingly b Alleallen for its peculiar eseelieni Ir'zny free :rom damp in Wet Weat , tlirtavA and pile hip, and producing triin" ischriif, retaining ifs pr!sfi..e r bt or a ry , respectable render in es. a /bd. Mid. led. and Itid. es FlUni SATURDAY' DIV IDEN 0 UV 3. 3. B. Phillips; Bartlett h1y.12. A. J. I,...Vieira and A. 1 tion, reerchatits—July b. C. P. Be ... s dair b. E. Davielf. Disancery 7 lant •nig•ifin.. Bury, Lancashire, cott< ,90am, Stamford, liq4or illre .SSltMire§sm.* brush-inaker--Juiy 9 W. Watson, jug.' Warren•hotise. 7 11 Indi corn-factors—Jelyl2. C. ;His. •111r•hisi-lpree, suerehartiv--July 6. I. O. 14 ewport Piquell, Iluekinshausshltv. liter met- h,El C. rah Upper Alon'avic-tirwei, Mary- -le-d 4-- JunitiC J,P,I), ilwareind J. Haw- P'l o r.reuisiarton-a.. serc4muis—) Wye*. P. ll.Shs eligitari;Pabosiih. ,biacklog-mantorao- -4.*3. Ilesistays:Ordeititor!spitce. PJlintan- iller—July 13. 11. ?Nen *QV. Ilarb.r. York- et•garden, haberdashers—July 3. G. Faso, SUNINIKR ASsiZEs —HUME CIRCUIT. --- . ---ar--- . Before Lord Chief Juatice DALLAS and Mr. Baron Gamma. Hertford—Wedueaday, July 9, at Hertford, . Eisen —Monday. July 14, at Chelmsford. • .-Berrry-21onday. July 21, at Croydon. , Soma •—%aturday. July 28, at Lew,.. • 1 Kent—Thursday, July 31, at Maid3tolle. 7 r