The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-01 00:00:00

~~ fi l er 1%, ,Ifr / - IP i / , . - -- h... ,:- A s• , ~ , • ~T . t_ i. I I: -N. - t j to o t 4 ' 1 4 i d If • 6 1; "4 : i t / II: _!ciiii t l / 4 it s i , . . • '''. . '*. • - - ~,n Y tati m . ~..„ An. ....__ I _...... , . _ __. . __,..,....._ LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 1,181 A. To 1 or. riErrolts of THE 80R0U611 4 OF lA NARK. PFLK IRK, PI:LIMES, AND LINLITHGOW. Cirimcit.utog, Ti A V fM; jest ono Noon inferoool of the death of 111 F,rJIHIN III:Li!AN A N RIDDLE, vmer w•e eln It'eprrseningive I ...boil •11111 f Voir. and I is• owe. I...eshir re in 111 ri nitwit w hick OH., ...rotted. y.os ere jtosly rosical to a 40 .-sploosoloo Or she math", vti twisted we ..,elf now In your isoiret. sahl I • .18 Awe - - - - • CO:4TRACT4.—linilesl P•rikFre sr SAINT *SOREN', nod gArdr GEORGE THE MARTYR. Middle-es fines Ins-lint. April SIC 1419....T1re Cosner, on Non I)ir►rt-r. 'ilre Peer will worn of rat above plan.. nes W rt),l liS1)011r. 11 1 44.8 th dos of Mar nl flalf.past !Olt k • to'; e I r.e'sels. In re vel,' Pr.psll. and rartrart fee wools's/ the .aiol *wk. b•.ore. rand lhe Infant Pear hoothrot Raves. tar On r Twelee %whs, with the I . .. Hawing Atrial.. •11.--rar best Winans Bread, aside is sri/lon/ 'l% es. e'rh, or .ora oilier ve-a1e.1.4 16411 frost Sate t.. time, aw arderett--(lrseert eel Co'nekindlerr —nod Itke•iir• the ode Establishment, ere rbe Woirk4 low. a irk Adair'. Nfaie C•.. 10. A seer inisys4e , er w • 'psis. sf the ersieles and oretothe re eittiree. with the fern of 'lle C.WSP.eI h. lw llnond. nod ^ike , Porlieslan, tatty ho krises ay opplicatins st Ise wiid Wr.th knipesnr dos (Sunda ) excepted), ►ems.■ the been of Teo as/ Our oTetteit. RICHMOND AND LONDON STEAM. Ore af tame elegant and rapid VI- Kai La (cariostottni *au riaciplei of perfect reeeriiy) vs gT TO-110R RCM . sad ever, whim blaming. from larenvelits-- Csv Ittelsosind, r t T ea dared and reran fret itiv.saiond fssr Lamina at So viCia.i to Ilse iit•reayse. Qs, 4 there Yachts alkalis wait Imam Pettw)-bridir pier, Venda' ("limps San km") at Kith n'el•scis t CIA r• Vlasaalroe , b al Q"a'lea saw }:.aid t ..1 Ittltatiall at Halfzpast Eight I mad at Ciel-0.4 a 13in.ner beau Misr I and arrive at Ltiadra brf.ste Tea o'Clotk. • The Coositiy Is his s she I.oboor of she hlorhing r 1 .6-t , se tedue.d to II .e sale ..fh.se esi-ire re, by lbe rapid oodossroetee isori•ihen4o. M Alnekkery inhes tewissior 0,13 c b t i e ad pr Tetsuo bonnis prodociiso mod r..s rosepii• • 6 inalieis eesior Woo* hen an essraordlosfr ether.. fresh Ibis F• wor ni ioorsool ietreansis tessonie As s.lo., . oescesoy. hit Ibes fellow, i n b, We, ono us Soil-tess a enavr. teisipeorit.. This (Amor • f dr. 0+ 1 4. 4 5e. , in in, Seseel . r F.: 'veil any lifereeieNi mw; appe,ei it Ntenl the so.)eq as les elente. de•ndrel.— i , 15.4. in finMeNl,lbail viiibeel some imp , rl4l,l oor proceillegs, sellhoihos, if oil siuktoce. •ilt seedily - - - - -- - -- ___ Phttemeets will he taken .te homed. •Oil pet se %Mote. at the ■Mote-mil7tiaied7wl certain other place', free al esprowe. RV Order, JAIIN S. TAYLOR, Vestry neck. • • &elite dial r• rarevilla •o. evinced . oot.jerl, 1 bale rivaled team Ist sovevai•le4 ens a..swe ►sp•rhsr• as t.► pre pares, to Faro she cassias Cei-i. ariserbeves si 5t...01d arrive. ...d rr• .rant bald. it..., preps nt. nv are far radvarster I FM lila aerie el are rood. I • b• sievel..ped that v ill give a fo ams rivet's, a 1., OM WIT 141•1.1.11.. p• Wry* lark umbrae-ler map isp sod des‘vass liar proper i t *Sir his It biz* degree, b. is Weir, d icon well cast stab d to pr.•iante. - -- • - 1 so% a•sos AA this 'abject sussild owlets* • fell and sissi, .116ris•l-o is .be I.•sislatsre f ih. 11.1sisia Esessie, wa* b fil.sly usSe.ssis .1 is ii• simedisse sod or*. se. Mole c.siortrrsc• s. mod es .eryin..ll is Melt respects. Not only by Me Public. bysi ry all wii•a•eitiaasa wide us is c.surr.re. sle.• are as sespiy i,atresled Iw the que.sloo um *sr res. wl 0 .1 4- vimcd, d ad tbrrefote only bAlt-paid is is bess ei se► the natives sithJeli nen ow to desire a wilt in the Moneta Coen an, midi oh• old /tenth, prefer receiving h. the oitotict W • herb I twee resided the Wit twenty 'ctn. Yes oww linnet met rrrtool eft; and 1 wish NM to deceive owl moon , t I hater n•••• 1 1 sown wow. N. , 111P0-...s gnat he r p suer, I will wit tok a provost fanner for Orel/ of olive% - 1 , mean the* circunutotners yno Wit.' my semi..r is the flos t e Of COMPING4II am be of public utility. I obeli be gratified by yaw sepp..re. hot% the Bomar S. be. Oruilecara. Tier sum obedient Sertisint. ILonloo. 19. 11 1 144.:d swore, ROBERT OWEN. Sniminy, *polite IMO. MATROVS. pit Royal Hi*hems tbe nuke orSUSSEL Hi.l••perial /Nimes% the rtriwat Dole MICHAEL. Hight Lad, F. HON V W 00). Sir THOMAS MP. Bat. Sir TIMMA4 RF.II;VOR, Sari. lair WILLIAM I'LA YTON, Ram 6.l•Nreati,-plare, Farintaiminare. AN I NSTITUTIO N, end*, I hoahavo ettartion end mad enerivrogrenwra, is raiableared In A LDF.IMATP. %TR F I T, fit), 1,.r the radiral C..re nr P.ernybela, rarer,,, and rairtereirro tosser .1, and for alrettiwtoof the Joan,. and Spine Mr, VAT,. HMAN, Sar r i-ant nr ds.toriese-hed who lalel, Iwtd the aaposiiimeat t•• lb* 11• 1 1 , 41 Medical larita lie. of Norwirt., have.: Inns rriuralaratteatina to the phew.. arm sad t,eatrarat of dot.. Manse.. Inni been induced, h, wont onbei , arian. to oedemata the Medical sad Surgical waperhaeadetae of it. iloor. for raauslonti•al tram Niue la T‘saltra. Rol frame tout 1. £4 or. Adwire coati. to Artmau, Macbasics. Rad ibe !MIMI pascqatid. This day w as publealsed. • fa Oar V.4... 8.0. Illustrated with Pl a tes, price heard,. THE PAINTER and VARNI4HER'i GUIDE; ae a Traairee, b4h ra Theaev and Prartirr. an the Are of antliag aad appl,lad Vatr.i hr.; ea the ddl e r me i Magi 4 Paioniai : owl as the atellend .4 preparing hark dank tad ealaparad t .'..h row Ornetilatsna. and Eapetrmegis oft Coplom the amine of sharSeb.taneereophied in the emap.. •iii , •4 ref VandAtts and .f 0406., awl gra lariess pr.cebbes sled is. Ore An. By P. P. TINORY. Profiteer of Clhemisiry. Nbitetral Hi tort, mud Illietral.p, eh. ArnArmir of liencva. .... —..„. %Komi timrceed mad improved by • Practical Che mist. [Amino ; Primed for Sherwood, Neely. hod Jame, Pater aosore-row. Thio slaw AM published. In Me Vaiwaw Pings. prier 6. id. nrds, THE I)YERI GUIDE: Wog on Intredsethin to the Art al /Wad laws, Craton. Silk. and Waal, Silk sad ItNem frnatere, Ae. ear. with Direetieat far Weederlax, Maalox, and Tramlog the 11•11011111 Spear I g the a irtitiM e tll7 bad W st i a t ta iialpha ll ergr e Silk and Waal t kb ea App-Wit[ *I Obeereati.es, ebeedeel eagles. plaseth.rt, nerstial a.. the peeper Rod seivatile knowledge of the Art, advaratata e. apatent Rr TIlllll 1S PACK Dyer. • Leedom: Palmed lee SAu wood, Neely, mod Jeers, Paler. efteer-eeer. JONAS ON DISTILLING. Thl. den we• pehli•hed, Third F.4llllnri, prii, 6•. in Wilma'. TII E DIFITILILERN GUIDE. ternprolionAlnglhe wind, ART of DISTILIATI()V sad RECTIFICA• TION. so all it. various. branch,. i wilb 6•190 i..• Recipe for motion Row. Rut/ov. llMlnivis Cho. oral all .orto of Com pound.. Cordials, isail %pub./WS Wasers, ha Distillassoa. letfo.sim. arul Digestion; ihn .ing she best metand of Os•itllour Maple Waie , s 1t.,... Flnirers. Fruits. Apices, and reorme Pl.ifissi NI.. she Are of %I hint Hy PETER .10v ipt. t.nr•lon : 1;no and Jog... Pater ttn‘trf -roo• 0,1 Drill' aid Fudge, 'rooky -wet, aed sold by all 11 11•••11* re. DIPRRIAL PARLIAMENT. Q.7le eartee /e'lz nfrlia "asnitelen pi' in ae Q.%*ca, and ef /y einey dici on ih elerio( e II PR CR 711• A groat number of Petitions were presented from warless Piero , 141 the artistry, preying that the Poor Settlement Bill might not pass into a I eV: Thef were ordered to lie en the table. Sr J. STRWARt presented a Petition from Strad bane. against the Town Land Floes in Ireland, by which the jails of the North of Ireland were constant. ly filled.—lwid on the table. General HART presented a Petition from Patrick bliCenoelloar, coospisissing. that when his father wait ill of • drops,. he ear dragged to jail, eta great did. sauce, by an Hacks Officer, newly, Ilatttey, hostes s and otherwise ill. treated, so that he seen after expired. The affair was investigated before the Grand Jory 4 when it appeared that Harney offered to liberate the men fur lot. which he coold not pay. An outpost was written to the Rules Once, Dahlia, bet no Itswialley wade, lute assent glees to tato applications Idbrd MOUNTCHARLES 'imported the Petition, sod the facts contained in it.—Laid on the tattle. - The Mortlake( TA VISTOCK presented 2 Petition from literiferdstdre, praying for a revision rd tom Cerra Imes. lie, believer, ertald not avee to this prayer at the present disunited period of Om ceentry.—i Laid on the table. Sir R. FERGUSiON presented Petitions front Barattalend, /Unshorn, •nd Dysart, praying far s [Worm In the Bergh Government of Scotland.— These Petitions, Ito said, mains front the Nagl4 strafes of these Borsht, proved the havecetsry OA* Lord Advocate of Scotland's estortions, that the Pe titions far Bergh Reform mere not frets Corpora• bens.—lsid on the table. Lord MILTON presented • Petition from the Manufacturers if heeds, Ike. against the alai? on fo. reign Rape-well. If Ministers did not repeal thin tat he "rookl brine forward a motion en the. s u bject. Sir C. BURRELL thought that this dirty might In continue, as it would otherwise he a great detri. Ghent to agriculterists who grow hemp-reed. Mr. CURWEN and Lord LASCELLES support. ed the Petition; and the latter stated rim ho wa d sorry to learn it was net Intended to repeal this duty fill 11341.—Tbe Petition was ordered to be laid is the table. Lone MILTON presented a Petition frees C. Pitt, Esq. of the Adelphe, complaining of an mode. Elms 'inn for CameNord, he havind °fend himself as • Gndellsti for that Borough, bat was ►efesed to be received by the Resorniag °dicer. The SPEAKER said, that the latter words were sa interlinestion, sad in a different hand frets the rest of the Petition. Bet the time was telly sea. 'lent to allow of a regales Pcition beim pretested. Lord MILTON was at Let at a lose 10 knew whether tide was as Bluth. Pittitioa, bet on look. ies, at this laterliseadoe, be tb•eghtit unsold be ear* roving Hes Weeds of potidoeleg ishig to retest to present it. Mr. CANNING said, the interlinestioe aloe" made this an Election Petition; take away that inter. litigation and the Petition had no prertinee to being called an election one. Nevertheless the Pelieloots might prepare a proper one. Mr. TIEItNEY thoeght, as the Art of Perlis. sent bad directed that all Election I etitions shot' be laid on the table without a question, it would be hard to cnnAne a petitioner to the I i days, in which be perhaps could not draw op another. 'The SPEAKER said, the House cooed 'sleep lb" Imo. Lord MILTON withdrew the Petition. Mr. G. LAMB presented a Petition from J. Meek, cnmplaining of oppression coder the Licesking System.—Ordered to bo kid on the table, and to be printed. Mr. MILDHAY presented s Petition from Wise clester against the Member's Qaaltfication 11111.--• Laid on the table. rEut:cUTION. VASE a WM. PAUL ROG llRS.—in tilt mina N.../ at Awe 1•.4. the Bev. Weeds, peer, .4 M. L.l.e theissia, weM to she Shop iif Mr. Rotten, a Stationer arid Iteeniethst. in Illiwoe.steret—aad pier. ft lamer Petitions for Rafastos *MI be wthild be. she Poo-Oilier ramped haft the ffliawe—.t She sane data &the Mr. Mirth a Jacobi' Reseal, god threnteoloit lei On all in his power in &prier hies at hi. Moho& le a short time, the Aimee of the Letters was rakes Moe Mr. Itaarts. vittlewi his Wog able re whisks sop reatho • 4 7 • P.*l l lier 71:z ,l.'"?.?7, l 7ennere It iler Iwo bilawille a these limes at lagaliall aa Zs% I . ti USSl el til i =. Ma lAtPlat e re9ls/ CHILDIRM• UV. %VIM Is jest tineroled frame the Prime b s eiropaitilme with his Credit..., whirl will absorb wish the whole of thn Sebeeription bele, eressarnited. His wife - at this Mire, woes her Mown exertions ore seeded, is mined with her ailment emus. To Ukelele *hr selkiless of gbh Mused sled %waned Fo ully. eel is nue deem is reseeerue Mr. Rows Cu the leases he bee erased, Coat Modems for his bewilt ale re -6,4.4 at The listresse sod OvoiNadas 01lee. Mdisbary-squate, 'lres4trert I Esesiorr Oar. Calliariamiree. %trawl 4 Beesi4l (biome Mire. Suirsirree, 4 , 11.14 , Irg•t• 'erre, I N.. 0. 11 . 11 0 1 * da• 111411bors, war RN Larossrrei Mr. Caw. Wooksellrr, liberkseet wee% iirroogl4 Mr. 441, Oxford-were. Tl4r 1..41.wirg rows Wee already been 44b.erilbrd RiYtew Prttf. Loletr Codricass.pluire . t 6 Wellies nerdy IN laiihreed. 1111. bb.sme-elreet • V u T. T. Corte. 1, Upper lito.oll-iimet Vmel legman A rthmeast-alert Calmed laaaMf. U. Calmalies-pkiet William Haar Ladame bill • 'A 0 I• 5 0 i' 4 0 0 b b P Tlit Eirasiorr Neiripaper - • 2 o o A Friend lei limner soil liese•ty 0 12 0 - A leauder Gull -m.l, Holborn - - 1 ut. Mrs. O. mod Side G. - - 0 10 0 Smite Relkr - . - 0 P 1 0 Sir Frowns Bergett. Pun. M. P. - .5 !t 0 J•lin C. 11•1•hoo-c. 1.•41- - - h 5 11 it. Petry. Proprirow aosd Editor of Ike ST n 1 u t) A Flood to Pailimistary Kekna I 0 V - Phitawhir., so 1 U 0 R. M. U. ' - - 0 :i ii fierage Miller . - 0 In 0 Y. Carr, Boil. Arkaa• Mall. war Tairorrer, York shire. 5 0 0 Fir Jobs Iliorola, Bart. Sy. ion Pork - - 2 0 U Loaf Toarold . - - - 1 0 0 Mr Robert Herne. nowt of Ikobtos - 2 0 0 Uro►ard'. 50.0,01.1 New • . - 2 U 0 )In. George Fleicbtr, Worksor, Plollingbawhire 1 0 0 A. itiorni - • 2 0 0 (how N ekb - - - - 1 0 0 4. O. J ohne*. vriime...,b..nin - 1 0 0 W.Harr', tl. rte.104,-.urn. htary.le-Baste • 1 0 0 Joh', Woo. Kay. Moebiagoom - - 2 0 0 Joseph Pim lpe • - 0 lit 0 Nobody - . - 1 0 0 -A. B. • - 1 0 0 1 T I..t.nas Rastas. 14‘. Ithelleil - - I 2 0 e 1 J. I). a 0.111115% to ..1.4.11P4infl . 1 0 0 Erma 'bade/1.14.W. by Ifies.r.. ll - 10 E. X. the Asap« , .1' Ire Freefrea ai r: 0 ghtod to roe. 1 1064,118E118w ts Pattri.a 0 10 6 A 12110 w% Mgr. of 75 'ow of no, who has the helot awe havlklmemas . • - 0 1 0 - The frot Illigliviz - - 0 1 U A Detester M therbeistiso Perms, I_4l_l4r. Moller 1 0 U Frew afrll w ecto.oks, Felted. le Irrenu. who meet 1 at she Sue so! Hooods. 0 eford - 1 5 211 Wars Row% of 0214144-.lml, a Filend tie the Itiohis of Wastes as writes Nes • . 1 1 0 George Iffeedhaa. Esq. Chkey - - 1 0 0 A Society of Polkkal Protesoott, at Coototry 1 10 0 Seel Georrewor - - 5 0 0 Dlr. Chide 1 41' 0 Tb.... Savage, Little Love-lax - 1 0 0 11. - - - - . 1 0 0 A Religiose and Pelletal 'itemised . 0 5 0 Doke .4 &U(«. 10 U 0 - - Michael Kerr, Esq. of kleworth - - 1 U t• Aldeneas Wood, M.P. - . . 5 U it TIMMER'S AMF.RiCA. T►et lin! lams published, Trite 17.1. h•cods, AJOURNAL TRAVELS In the UNITED r 471:S 0f NORTII A MI RICA nod LOW EIL CA- N:4IIA. rtornwd ‘0,.• btl7. Ity .101 IN Cootoioiny, rrmwreng th. Pricy. of Lottil Rad Pm. ffromiks on il.e People nrd Costetro g hoer...tiny Aiwr.i....st flloser;goioo of the Trade. Cosameree, end pr Wimitisoyton. New ort, Phanrielpitio., Neetoo, FLtliimoro. I:tarintooli, Po'iontg. I.P‘inaf^^. Q..eb•f. M.orrenl. he. T.. oak% we wide!, n De•rription or the diem of Ohio. lailiono. ~n 4 the Territory of e nd o variety et umfal g with& new ettletthed Mop, driewotter all the Male. eel Tr.titorim. Lrwd....t Printed (,r Sherw.,..d. Neel), and laser, Pater auster•row, nod said by all ilookorlier.. FRAUD PRKYRYTHD. TOTettanteraet the essay attempts Iliat ere daily wade ea levy' on the woo tow o 'pot low owl in stead aI tbeGENUINE BLACKING ptephred by 1)0l ~nrt MARTIN, Uwe base adopted a mew Label, la wawa libels sigessare awl address, PI. HIGH HOLBORN, bse easeplevawily plated fa the Amore of the Label, Mal obey bre ea mistime."' sa this, awl lie diferesee of lie type. wbtett I. IN. Ike all lelier-perw, will 'sable pertbatere at sum to de gree she ier.itian. Tile Heal Jaime BLACKING, mode awl said wbalessle GA aIARTIN, y 7, High Hallwea, sad retooled by the W 1,1 . 1 1; 411 Gr"rers. Drogetwt. awtbseller., Inwasamaices, Pei• risen, flauw-walters. &e. lath Untied Itiatodoot. L Betties at Id., Is., MI Is. bd. dub. TIM BLIND. This day am publOwd, in i•vo. o wveral illannnive Ertgrav- Ham prier ApILACTICAI. 'fit FA'rlir, on the IN. ut: rut!. awl AMUSE‘IENT of she BLIND s rolcolofeet in pinnate ft . eir perwani tiro In employ threa..l.6% wide prolli and adeasuifte. Br Dneinr CU I I.LE. chi,f I)4ert.r aad fro PAt•ir.an so the imperial sad Royal lesi*liilime Cm , yearns ing Hie Mal, at Patio; Mamba of tie lowistate. R.-. Re. Tbis I. a Nn,k meta to Pltilawhreps ;awl iii appraravire the issmosor *III he ►soled Ay every family In SW en , p „,.. a . % „ a . of w►••.. mrssb.-rs is deprived of via►t. Pen fed far Stu hard Ps.lt.p. i ntd maid S. 3. Single,. It si. Pael's Cherrilard ‘l. Chivivranisest ; and by all Boakeelleis. Jett reh1i.13.4, ptkt 5.. in %until% (Trash Millen). h:GIS of I.IFE; allon.Modicoi Com. tarrttn. Dace in4i41(11.4, 6 frond Ilinnor , In sips Ceps.... • and baneful tr.ferir Lap, V•Deff•• (~.0111111.•. tllirtar. 5r1••••1 We4110e.4. s.n folly detenni.rd ; Pars 11. renlein..,m, rennisb, rpm& tI.II planer. on pantries, .t.tritsti ; Pert 111 ern. Pisetiral et ker .• ittif abed . At.; in Pert IV. a.. %trite. •of of i i.. redielp ..at.tr. is. tdpleirilir ;beds In a fentiiint .teitt.ll, d di link ed.:rt....A tore Y ...h..nd %Islet:II of b..th beat.. Ile f.70-‘ mid C . . • . May It b 4.1 a. In, r..• ; KS. 1.4:1 mil; 6 41 „ p.„,,A,11 ) , sig. 11),N.d.....eis •Pr• I, S..► •$ Fkri u►rri; 171, k4e..41.r.i; Cac.,galdr, L and za; all 14;;A•clir.t. f 3.4. nod Co. ~r. • 14. r oftial •• *mull, over, Any, their Mower; wrd Power!, is .b.' Cooostr‘ ore riloesl rdlo de,e. ibe lir c...*. ra.1...s w ,emegsaro for Medina!, u t.IcY Cal be forwarded w A D , van o r Me world. 0... a owl C.l. N. R. C. thurses i 13, leuvierk-dreci, Intet-iircet, Ledge. ROUSE OF LORDS, Aireaa.r. Lord MIMI. powered • Perak. Iran Ulster, praying sane altewsion re die Detwiler! Law.. Teo C (Nona Silt sad several phew 1111 b, w. re brmeirl IlTra l a i neter all r " WirWlll prearweril • Perinea foyer the thiiver•lry of Cambeidee, pastime. that an fanber ree re.. woe .ten be wade to RMISMOI C rib plies. Ilk nasal Fl.gb. new w lobed in be walerstood as ant giving any DPI lona an ter roblert at pewee. teed KW/ TOW pprowired a elnellar Petiti, a free Da. eeedey low/ /HA FTESSUR T. by reisamand 011ie Priem Repeat, bit/ an ter table e-riain Papers rendes le the slate of Me Pri am • Mena/ aid Wales. Tbe arateb levies Bill war reed a Mied time awl pasted. The Cannon Caanairsienere Hell was brought kora the Can. ~f id read a Ira Owe. Tin blarinke LAN/DOWN said, rbe Papers rpe whirl, be awned raw rip awry, ry•perliee ibe irampetireas at Java. her wir • rim preemie/ t be Meter:we moved Mar the. dent/ be prewaied forrawitb. The Npble Margolis ale glee wilier, 'Rat be weal/ au Tueolay. ter llth of May. Wiwi leeward a mi rror ea the %objets of the Al•Vtielli (wee it tae Floridan 8 arid that ea Tisenlay nest he mold wale she 'hint renews el the Quarter Series. Divisine 11.11.—Arlimeard to Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. Maitisod. Mr. Palmer, sod Mr. Barber, etre ordered to he discharged frost the costody of the Si,. jelled at Arm, is payment of their fees, they Wog defhelte►e so former Decline Committees. Mr. Ellis mu ordered to be discharged eithoet payment of fees, behaving hems absent 'Wank indis position. A Petition was presented from Cr. Andrew's, born, agaiest the Paris► Clerks' ltd.—l/aid on the The Greed Jourdan Canal Bill was read a second time, sod ordered to ho committed. Lord MORPETH presented the Report of the [loblollies. Election Committee, that the *klieg Meag her. had been daly elected ; bet that the Petition spinet their return, was neither friaoloss nor mattes.. Lord PALMERSTON presented the Report el the Grampound Election' Committee, that the sitting Members were dole elected ; bet abet the Petition of J. Tad, Esq. was neither (fleetest .or mafioso. Mr. WILLIAMS hoped some Member would bring forward a matins) on the subject of the late Otampeesd Election. The parties had been con victed of eetroption, end yet he understood there was to be a comments', that they should sot be brought up for jodement. If no other Member brought it forwaul, he would. Lord PALMERSTON said, that before the Com• elitist, there was no evidence as to the facts Misd eed to. The West Middlesex Water Company's Bill sees reed a second time, mod ordered to be committed. The Nabob of the Comities Debts' Bill, was reed a third time, and passed. Mr. HYNG presented a Petition from Hammer. smith, spinal the Parish Clerks' MlL—Laid on the table. Mr. J. P. GRANT resented a Petition from Edinborgh aguinst the Edinburgh Water Works Company's Bill.—Ordered to lie oa the kW,. Lent STANLEY presented a Polition from Wigan, against the Poor's !fates.--Laid on the table. Mr. LIT ETON moml for aerosols of ell briefs for repair or re-building of Churches and Chapels, issued since 1805, and the sues collect►d thereon, the exponces of the l'atent, and the nett proceeds. It •as his Intention to submit • •otion on this sebjeci.eben the pipers should be laid before the Home.—Ordered to be laid on the table. Mr. P. MOORE prettooted Petitions from Cneea• try, against the Poor Settlement Bill.—Ordered to be laid on the table. M►. CH A WI,KY presented • Petition from the Clergy of Wasson, against the Catholic Claims: and .no'ber to the same effect from those of Northumber land ; bet be must my, though it was most respectably ~gaml, that h. could not agree with the prayer of the Petition.-I,niti an the table. Sir W. GUISE promoted Positiorio from vitrifies parishes hi Glogeosterstilm. spinet Ike Peer Settle. mem Bill.—laid en the iota.. Mr. DICKINSON presented a number of Psi iions from various placesin Somersashir►, against any further coueesqions to the Catholic'. As to hit opi. nion, Mu had so r to alter it ; and he could not content to CIIIIrP1M;01111 against the Constitution. Mr. G LANGTON niJ, that be thought, on a aohjeet of 'loch atreet importance to four or five mil. lions in Ireland, the house ought to pay every welt. Linn to their Cliti The Petition te4i ordered to He on the table. Lord FOLK k:::ToNE presented a Prii.inn from Noir %rein, %ping any m1(4.2 , 4.111 lo IAP Clain lit 9, which, h0w,,,,, ha caeld not sappott.-IAiLI an thp Similar P.titions were presented from Porttea. Honlion, 11 alltngtoo, Bridgewater, the Clergy nf Volk, the Clergy of Uittchcombe, Harwich, tie Clergy of St. Albans, and Mitcham Petitions in favour of Catholic Emanription were presented from the counties of Cavan, Tipperary, Newport, In the saute county, St. Anne's, Moosighan County, KildareCoouty , Liverpool, Lon doliderrh Kerry Coanfy, Killarney, and Kslipol. • CATHOLIC CLAIMS, Lord E. SOM pretested a Petition from Whitcomb. in Gloacestershire, against the Catholic claiss.-o.dered to Ito on the ta , de. Mr. PI.UNKETT presented Petitions from_ 14 Roman Catholic Inhabitants of tbe parishes of St. Andrew's and St. Mark's, in the City of Deblin, praiing for a removal of civil disabilities. llr wished particularly to adeert to that part of the Petition hi which the Petitioners repressed their analogs solid.. rode to live ern terms of hospitality and b lance with their Protestant countrymen, and that they therefore wished to be relieved from a system of eselasinn whose direct teodency was to cherish sod keep alive. spirit of irritation and insalt.—[/tear s hear, hear!) —11. wasld venture to soy, that then were not in the United Kingdom 1500 indivirleals room loyal, or who were more ready to stand by the Constitution, with all its establishmeutt, than the very pommy whose Petitions be had then the Armrest so present. [hear, hear 1) lie held also in his band* Petition from the !tome* Catholic of the County of Fermanagh, with XXV sigusieres, and one from tbs sense description of persons in lb. County of M s. nsehan, both oarnerossly and respectably simord. Th. Petitions were brouilit up, laid on the table, and lbs Petitions from St. Andren'e arid St. &task's wets ordered to he printed. Mr. PARNELL said. be had to present a Petition from a certain nums.r of the Plotesiasit Inhabitants of the County of A:smashes*, in (lever of the Callao- I lic Claiatr. Time Petitioners we►e of thwt ile.coiptiost of persons to whose opinions 0.• fleese would at loch aslise. They were above the class of middle. men, and antler that higher eficsiption, over whom the influence of the Goarrisment was sunniest. Th. h f P ie : t e n s i t t a i s o ted n ha w l i a t s o w l a i s: s e n s ed a lled i : y a elp, P e r:e s e r n 7ta c ir o l u i n f l : t i r y ' :? i t a y s t .led no W" : ll l .4l 6 4 l (Nese seypos• that he mouse by the use of thole terms that it was ►emarkable for • strict adherence tat ' the ditties of the Protestant faith—se suc► Wog; ?v. 4130.