The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-02-03 00:00:00

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" The Corse for **lett iI4AIPDEN fell itt•.fise 1 0 1481, **it ItYli•kgr died on the Scaffold .r• P -- -- - -- • - REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE. . • .. si • , SUPERIOR DbOKM OF POpvt e Aß INTEREST AND Welt - Indies. seeing the President of the Board of taken therein ; but that she should be initilmiiikrely pit THE FOUKTE I ENTH ANNIVERSARY DIN - ' GENERAL VTIT.ITT. Trade in his place, he would ask that Right Hon. Gen- in full possession of all Ler rights. They neat desired THE . PIER 'HI lie bad at the Cm or Logan Ta t um * . under-mentioned NEW PI'III.ICATIONX distil, why American flour was thus openly preferred that the House would e'en now make some enquiry into are respectfully submitted to the notice of all Co*- to Btillsk,to the mestifest prejudice of our agriculturists. the disgraceful outrage which was cossueitted so ,lonst bodsepagate-street, on Tuvesriav, the lash of February,' his!. . doctors of Libraries. hehools. and other Institutions Awl* (Rese.)—He would alms ask him why the flour from since at Manchester ; next that souse rauction would ea ass newr, . dillesion of knowledge, as the neat poputer works In the Canada, which was a British colony, should not have a he were accessible to the poor; and.. loser, that the His Roval Highness the Del•e of York, h 3 the Chair. Edglish Limping.; at once interesttec and useful la their preltrence of other American Dour: people should be let into some reasonable altars in le- - • VICE:PRESIDENTS. subject matter, and attractive sad 'escheating in their name- Tb e •SPEAKER as k ed if the lion. Member meant to gislatioa by tom me e reform in Parliament. la all these His Grate the Gabe df Bedford: room Fiefs emb ellishments. found a motion. prayers the Noble Lord added that be eetittly con- • The Mos; `belie Nary* of Hastir gs. Tbe hundred Wonders of the World. 104. ed. IIe.,CURTIF-S replied, that if it was not irregular, he climes'. Right Hon. Earl of Liverpool. , All the Voyeses Rotted the World, 10s. ed. 'could move that the advertisement to which he alluded, Mr. CRERVEY root with into plow' olb give- I,lli /tight floe. Earl of Bristol. The Book of English Trades. Ds. might Hen. Lord %Ismael flidseeth. Populist illustrations of Geography, 13s. shoeld be laid upon the table. petition his support. With segardli ii , dieresol . Right Hon. sad Right Rev. the Bishop of Londe.. Goldsmith's British Empire for Pen, 3s. 61. Mr. ROBINSON said, lie had no hesitation inanswer- of which it was composed, he wusl4..eis. that as to • Hon. sad Melt Rtt. the Bishop of Oztord. Robinson's Macias llistory, 73. rang the lion. Member's question. The reason that first nothing could be inure ressomMelign filit-Illeil°7 . Right Hon. Lord Fardley. Robluson's Modern History, Ss. Americas, dour had been preferred to British, for the titioners should demand the restitutiee of Ad' her MS !Right Hon. Lord Kenyon. Watkins'sllcriptore Blogy;:phy, is. West India service, was, that the latter had not been jetty's rights, now that there wee no longer .p pretty!". - Right Hob. Lord Corrisgtoo. Goldsmith's Biographical Class Ronk. 7. found to keep sweet in so long as the former. Some for withholding them.—lt befieftsltvery *me le M." Bight Hoe, N. Vaasittart, Chancellor of the Exelfewier. Blair's General (.lass Ilftok. 3s. ltd. two or three years ago , indeed, a plan was is conteni- the proposition. that the third. resale .$ tin MITI of Right floe . Sir T. Planter, Vims-Chauctllor. Pratt and Mayor ' s Class iest Poetry. in. Od. plotless fur semling this country's produce to the West Pains and Penalties, was eqoirelen ' . Maki of Air Tbomse Baring. Bart. ALP. The Picture of London. for Mel. Its. &1. George Raiford. Esq. M.P. Chronology of the last tiny years. 13e. Indies. exclusively ; but it failed, for the reason be bad guilty sparest the defendant. though .had been already stated. He was not aware of what gave one tie withdrawn by the Ministers Barns Id thlste William Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. Journal of New Voyages and Travels. published monthly. Edward Prothater, Es_q. at 3s. ed.. or is half-yearly Volumes, at 31s. superiority over the other. if it was not some difference be a greater oetragc on Law or jusice * th e atichate- Tassatitaa.—Edwd Forgo, Zell. The bloattily Magazine, published monthly, or in half- In the issoae of dressing the Sour. With regard to the went of such a propoeitioo as this ? For he would ask, owl V . et . lb =went *Bugled to, be was not ignorant of cb if a third theat- . i Iti _ , , rraii all "Sli glillk • wleY did mg it . . Right Hon. Lori Wigoi. a . gmilig i a toben. rm. • - - - haorkeg.larisAiegsgAiLtke GA:cite; bet he wee cowl, or a first, or no reading at ali, but a report° the { Right Mem Lent Be/ton. J. Dessien. Esq. tnartie's Wonder, of the Heavens. ss. no hesitation in saying 'noir, Altai , • • most ontkvealett- of any. —wit .1 , 'Ma. E. Harbor& M.P. J. Soper, Esq. Blair's Ormanser of Natural Philosophy. 64. Od. tingly give the British exporter another experiment, and 414 any • t • Mitt Intlft? . • iiileis '‘ WY W. C. Palate, Bart. M.P. S. H. 'Merry. Esq. LIMO Experiments in Chemistry , and the U.(40 Arts, ?Is. thev had every disposition to give the British grower a was a s . important as another. and it woe ti *it T. Tyrwhitt. J. dandies. Esq. Phillips on the Powers and Gutielt of Jotripa • s.. terence, may the third reading proy..tl more than the second, or in- G. W. Taylor, M .P. T. C. Warmer , Esq. Gifford); Abridgement of Blackstone's Commeutaries on Pre t•lr. Sheriff Williams. the laws of England. Its. . 3lr. Cl' RIVEN stated, that the only difference in the deed that it proved any thing at all when the Bill itself "4 Tickets. Fifteen Shillings; to be had of the Treasurer. The Vocal Library of I.OIM Songs. Ins. 6d. modes of dressing the American and British hoar, was did not pass. This was the old story as to acquitted fe- . wet/ude, and Secretary ;it the Refuge in Hackney sad Tessera Collection of Fairy Tate., in, that in the former the corn se as dried on a kiln before it lons ; but they only had the name, not the punishment. I ioston :of the Collectors. and at the Rat of the Tavern. Travels of Rolando rutted the ‘Vorld. 10c. Oil. was ground. If this process WAS necessary to illi"li f •Y Could the Qut.en taLe mousey from those, who in • No Servants admitted but those of the president, Vice- Irving's Elements of Parlish C imposition. 75 fl•f. flour for keeping in the West Indies, it would be easy to the preface to the grant, Miro tint the sliest insulting Presidents, Treasurer, and Steward.. Pictnres drawn from English, Scottish, and Irish His- apprise our growers of the circumstance. He thought ROBERT CROSBY. Secretary. tor', Its. the enbject one of considerable importance to time ag • ri• reflections upon her.-01Aar, hear.) He was glad I -Dimwit at Slit o'clock, precisely. Nielsokon's Poptilar Elements of ‘lathematics. Algebra. • cultural interests of the country.—(Bear,) her Majesty acted with a becoming. spirit in asserting .. _-- ----- . - ----- -•-- Ease id, Copies. Trigonometry, tic. 21s. The document was then I titi on the table. her right, w4d preferiing her honour and chura;•ter to V t"7 _, CANNO: i F t__ POSSI BLALLO i. S . E s. store 1 thanh rrn y d i a a v y . 0 r r : : 1 . I , l i r e i tu tiah ents N o erz i , t aa ters , rd liistory. 7.. 6 J. Sir W. CURTIS presented a Petition from several every other consideration. Notwithstanding the atilt . . . . . . . Eighteen Shillings on a Whole Ticket, mid Two N..illings on a Sixteenth. (other Shares In proportion) If uu buy before VALENTINE's DIY, the 14th of This Meath, (February) and rebus your Number by FRID %Y. Yyd of February, giving the positive Chance of all the Capi tals drawn on that Day fee a trifle, and the absolute cer tainty of THREE Prizes of !COOS Consols, bring gained iu the First Five Minutes for NOnIING ! as each Prize 4ft3.1.100 will hare an Cadre wn Ticket in addition, which -would coat at least as much as was given for the first Ticket. Scheme contains, in Consols and Money, SIX Prizes of 5Y1.01104 Rc. te. Tickets and Shares are selling by T. Stock Broke, 4, Curahill. and 9, Cluaring•Cross. London, and by his Agents In the Country, who sold in the last Lottery Contract, 1,403, 1110,010-11,14 d, 2 4 21,040- 1 1 .444 s 119.000 t Mayor's Elements of Natural History. 7s. N. Mayor's Abridgement of Plutarch. ti.t. Barrow's Fifl}-tst. School Serinons. <. Nightingale's All Religions and Religious Ceremonies. 104. od. Pt perwns engaged in the foreign timber trade, praying the llun.e to ►►.odify the duties on the iu►purtatiou of timber.—lai►l on the iah!e. of the Noble Lord, this great and generous nation witulil not sat:- her Mainly to lie under a dearasin lion the most revere—that of religion.—(ilear.) The next part of the petition referred to the outrage at Manchester, and prayed that even now Rome would he taken to inquire and popish it% authors This was a rational tr.litrst, mid the people of Liver pool had too severely felt the shoek of that outrage, to pass it over in ailenee. fie did not now inquite %%healer the meeting at Manchester was legally or illegally !dispersed, all that appeared was, that a great multitude of unarmed dr-tem-Ors? persons were :net together ? that they nere rode in upon and Mas sacred by an a 'tied force—(hear); that the Maria t rates who advised this measure were, upon an e parte statement, thanked for their conduct by this Crown; anti who that looked at all these thint, , s,con!il he sit insensible as to say that no inquiry was neces sary.—(ilear.) With regard to the twat point, • . namely, the rcdnctioh of the taxes, he (Mr. Creeret) had early in the Session, given an opinion on that subject, and he could only say, that Liverpool fult the pleasure of these taxes as mach perhaps as any other town in the kingdom. lie hoped petitions to-the same effect would be couk'ng in from ever town, fir it WM ." iiiimo — ikety *i . e.& relief wiltr.rAtof/kg Mr. ill*ME presented a Petition from the Corporation of the Shoemakers of Perth, praying the Ilium to re store tine Queen's name to the Liturgy. The Peti t:oners expressed their disapprobation of the measures taken by Ministers generally; and particularly repro bated the recent unjust and unjustifiable proceedings against the Queen.—laid on the table. Lord CASTLEREAGH brought up a copy of the Convention which was catered into between this country and Austria is 1793.—Laid an the table. Hamilton', Elements of Drawing. /Sq. Johnstone's Grammar of Classical literature, Mortitner's Commercial Dictionar. 3os. Robinson's Theolegical Dictionall, /Ss. Was. Hs. Young's Farmer's Kalendar, and Williams's Farmer's .r., 214. Lt noh'• World described in Verse, Ss. •.• The fle..izn and ezerution of the... aecerat works m ein fail to reeommend them to all who are in search of new luowledge, or who are desirous of assisting in its diffu sion. Taken culleetivel. they constitute a complete popu lar Library, while e'en. separate kin z ; peritnp. Ito ri val in its particu:ar department. Thol are kept ou sale in tlw shops. of the principal Hooksmilers. w here they may 1w seen ; and they hate omly to be sewn to reconituen.l them sett es to general adoption. Printed for Sir Richard Phillips end Co. Bridge-street. London, and sold by all Bookseller%. Lord CASTI,gII EAGH alma bruajht down the copy of (lie despatch from his Majesty's entuttlinioners rt 'Tappan, dated the 19th of Jautury, IS I.—Laid upon thy table. FIVEWRIGHIPS NOVEL AND ADV INTAGEOUS MODE OF ADVENTURE!! Jand J. SIVF.W !MIT, Sole Contractors, have SY • formed a new System. by whieh the Public are nut only sure of having TIIREE PRIZES of Y 0.01.10/. for Nothing ! (as each will be entitled to a :Celt Ticket) bet Inn)) also in succession obtain the SIX PRIZES of 2,000 E *Jrh ! and the rhauce of what further Capitals may be drawn It'll February, Valentine's Day, for which, In fact, they will only pay the trilling sem of EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS FOR A WHOLE TICKET, Eleven Shillings fir a Half I Four Shillings for an Eighth Seven Shillings fora Quarter I Two Shillings for a Sisteenth Whether their Tickets are drawn or 'redrawn. • smell Prise THE QUEEN. Sir IL WILSON said, lie held in 's:s hand a petition which was signed by two-arils of eight hontlred coopers, residing in London and its ricinite. The petitioners compl tied of the omission of her Nla s jestv' name from tbe Litury, and in strong tertns oniidetunea the injustice of treating any one ass crimina: before they had been tried. They hoped the (louse would be consistent enough to ad here to its own derlarstion, that a proceeding against the queen was " derog %tory to the dignity of the Croon, atid injurious to the best Interests of the people." Mi. asiessse-hsol+soissiesiel that at Usa..l4oswi was 4µ4,4116. 'she should be restored to all ler *how TIN' yeti ' tic!' flier asked ilia her name ' , lmola be restored, and it eoneholeil with a wish that the House wonlll, witliont NOVELTY AND AuvANT.tow A Tieket for only Eighteen Shilling% A Sixteenth for only Two Shillings !--and Three. Prizes of t 1,0/1 foe ! ! ! ins!! has the pleasure of annottneitie to the R. • Public ale% sued VI% stageoux Mode of leventirre, which &Stoehr% P‘eletsively to those wh..iitirchase before • • NA/AP:NiI !V Pre IPPYr , TM% Nest Month (Frh aiming Shinn the Oases of all the Capitals mod oth g er i PTtegt, to he drawn on that Day for a mere trifle : end the pogltive certainty .of the Public aaininc Three Prizes of .ti.oof/ Congo's. for NoTif iNc !! Fe& EVERY 141161.6. - TICKET, Tweedy 4'lir.e Pounds. 4' It 4 0 for a Half I t 3 1 6 for an Eighth 10g 0 for a Qn2rter 11 II 0 fur a /41104..11th It rrtornetlio the ()See thty were prreliased at on or bef,re tale.a variety of li V 341 Februar . The Scheme is intriensely rich, contaitgiug 8 X PRIZES of 211 AM! and The following 14 n brief °tinkle ut .116.110%0 and peollifthle Three Prizes of I''_►.lMlU! NORTH FRN COM!!! EH. VI hick are mire to be draws In the first Five hfinntes anti %ever'. curtain to be had for NOTHISii. 114 %intr.' at ) ... J. and J. 8. trust to be as fortunate as in last Contract, when they sold ALL the PRIZES of /10.001) In one Lottery, at their old tilers, 11. Hol born ; and SS, Haymarket. THE following MAILS and oilier COA.:I-lES to from the above Inn : Paris lto) al Mail, ria Dover Tuesday and Friday Nights. 111 twelve. ANGEL INN. CLrmr.wr'‘. OrßAns. ORNRRAL orncm. FOR TR %% ELLING. Portsmouth and Gosport Mail, through Go►taltt►ing. Pe lersfield, end Portftea, el et.) Et eniug at a quarter pait 7, au•l sund” at half past O. On its scribal a packet sail, to t• r 141 e of Wight. to ennre)• pas.engers and parcels: and ■ Dt it Coed, sets off to Chichester, through Drayton, Mat ant. ElP.lllorth, Gloweiter and Milford Mall, through Henley. (Word. and Cheltenham. ever) I.:%eiting a quarter past 7, nod Sun da% It half-past O. Dover and Canterbury Mail. through Gravesend, Chat ham. aid Fevershaen, et,i rs % ening at a quarter past 7, and Suatit” at Wiliest 6. Front Canterbury. passengers and par nets art• ronve)ed to Deal, Margate, katastgate, Santini**. artd front Dover, parcels are conve”4l to Folkstoar. Vandgr.tr, 11 the : Din;rlittreh. Donor and I. dal. Cat!Ode, Penrith. a►ul Whitehaven, Post Coach. goer with Fuser Dories and n Guard all the way. Passes Ihroneh !trough. Gretabridge, Ri.i►mond. Catterick. Ro r aqthltridge. elherh), Aberford, Doncaster. and Grea t as (the tatmreat W 3% by IS miles). arts out oven aoiuiag, aid preform, the journr% with the greateNt facility. Pesaro g7{ detained on the road, by business or pieutrare, have the l' "di"r advantage of their seats being secureo iu the next. Littlehainplon. Amulet, and Petworth Conch, Tarsals). Thu rit!ay, and Saturday Mornings, at a quarter before 7, ea►rya Sunday. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston. Kirby. .f.onsttale. Ttolton. Chutie), lha►slirk, and tlar4tartg. Post Coaches, et ery af lento's* at Five o'elork, Guarded. titstahtsine, and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through k agatun, Dillon, Cobham, and Ripley, on Nlonda), Wed nelay. and Friday blunting's, at It a►►d eiery Sunday 3 !orning at 7 precisely, and returns to London the :.atue fiorlalming and Guildford Telegraph Coach, throne!' Ash 'acad. Epsom, Lestherhead, &c. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at it. (Word Light Post-coach, through Henley. &c. every 114, iii iile at half-past 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth Post-roach, Monday. Welnemia), and Friday Nlornincs, at a quarter before 7. Doter and Canterbury Light Post-coach. Tues- Oa). Thursday, Friday. sad Sunday Mornings at 7. CARRIERS, To Twiekenharn, Brentford, and laleworh, every Moo (la). Wiftinestisy, Friday, and Saturday. EAMES sad Co., Proprietors. Parcels and 1 2 :leviers are safely and expeditiously con %.yrd from this Inn to every City, Town, Ciliate, and Country Sent in the following Couaties, viz. :—Berks, !lucks, t • Jrunall, Davon, Dorset, Hants, Hereford, Olotier.ter. hest. Oxford. Somerset, Surrey. Sasses. Wit+. Worcester, soma Walev, all parts of the ish.. of Wight. Jersey, Down -11--1, and all parts of France : and to all Parts of the North • Take untie,, dint no package, containing glom, china. satc!les. _plate, cash, or Rank riot's, however mall the "• 11 e• will be accounted fur, if lost or damaged: nor any 'Ter parcel or passenger's lugeage, of more than X. slant. n" "" illeciArd as seeh when delis eyed at the Oder tad id for arturdiugly ~_ arrangement. Fiery Ticket or Share bought before Valentine's Day will be entitled to the Purchase-Nlonei WWk agaill if it shoild rote a Mink or a small Prize, or be 'indrawn, with the (ol lowing trilling deductions, provided it be. returned to the Office where it was purchased, on or before Frida), the I•nid of February. A Ticket... .whieh 23f. IS 9 may receive hack 23'. 11 0 1 Ilalf kith cots 12 13 41 may receive bac% W 4(1 Quarter ..which costs 0 911 may receive heck 0 2 9 A t Eighth ..vilsicle costs 3 0 may receive hack I ti A Sixteenth a hid, costs I 13 U may revive hack I II 0 By which it is et Went. that a Ticket actually costs only ,LO IS 0. lialf only Quarter only O7O I A Sixteenth pnly. 2 0 There arc, in Consols and Money. SIX PRIZES OF r t9i.onn. Be.ide. several other Capitals; Three Prizit of t OMR. are ..re to be drawn in the Aral Fire %Bernie-4 : anti ss the holders df each of the.:e Capitals w ill be eatitl..4 to au us drawn Ticket beside their Prize Money, they UM literally gain o,llollf. Consols for Nothing! ! ! he ides which. these gratuitous Tickets have as good a Chance as any others of obtaining Three of 21.01101. in addition, and thus 25.000 f. may ultimately be obtained by the cost price of a S:tigle Ticket —(Shares in proportion.) IMPERIAL PA! LI:LIMN!: HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDII, FER. 2 Certain papers preheated from the Els: India Com pany were laid 'Ton the table. Sir W. LEMON presented a petition from the parihli uf St. Blazin'h, in ('orn►rall, praying for the restor.,tion of the Queen's name to the Liturgy.—Laid un the table. A motion was made for returns of the quantity of Woollen tiootis exported from thi. country from the of Jan. ItriM, to the sth Jan. Iv!' specitrinr the gnaw lily in earls quarter. and the countries to which they had been exported also for the quantity of Nisei? :rod Latolse' Wool imported here within Ow same perio.l, wi:11 a Apr ritiration of what quantity pail a ditty of 6.1. 4 1 1 .1 that whirls paid only Id. duty; anti of what quatitiiy of the snow was warehoused up to the I.v.t day of January. — Ordered. lIIrE rI I 4,41 v, ar VI hid' are mire to be drawn In and they are might to be had for No J. and J, S. trust to be as fortanat when they soli ALL the PRIZES of In one Lottery, at their old 011ees, born ; and SS, flap ANGEL INN Sr. Cxywaser's. OBNRRAL orncm. FOR fI'tHE following MAILS an , ge from the above Inn : Paris Ito) al Mail, via Dover 'rues at twelve. Portsmouth and (losport Mail, II tersfield, and Purism'. el erg Et run and Sundt at half past It, On its I t• e Isle of Wight. to vonvey Nissen! DI it ('oath sets uff to Chichester, thr ElOl.lll orth, Se. Glom ester and Milford Mall, tin and Cheltenham. every Evening a qi da% It half-pa.t Dover and Canterbury Mail. the ham. avd Fevershaen, eti'rs tov ening NallItil” at half past 6. From Cauterbt eels art• ronve)ed to Deal. Margate dlr.; *A front Dover, pareels are e Vandgme, Ilythe, Roinm NORTI I ERN COA Catfish., Penrith. and Whitehaven Four Domes and n Guard all the !trough. Appl.4'. Gretabridge. Rio r molwidge, 11 ethrrhy, Aberford, t ate itik *earrst ea) by IS miles). 114 p e rforms the jOlll with the grl gnol detained on Ilse road, by bovine p foliar advantage of their seats ha Littlehamplon. Amulet, and Pet' Tbarsday, and Saturday Mornings, regrow Sunday. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston. Kir therm), Ornistirk, and t arstaryt , P terve'', at Five o'clock, Guarded. Got:aiming, and Guildford Tole kiagstua, Dillon, Cobham, and Rip nesilac, and Friday Mornings, at Morning nt 7 precisely, and returns (.orlalming and Guildford Telegrai mead. Epsom, Leatheeimad, Tt Saturday Mornings, at 0. (lmord Light Post-coach, throw ~lt,niin^ at half-past 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petworl Weduessia), and Friday Mornings. Doter and Canterbury Light Post. di). Thursday. Friday. sad Sunday CA RR [ERB To Talekenhara, Brentford. and (la). Wadneaday, Friday, and Mater EAMES I Parcels anti Packiges are safely t.yed from this Inn to every Cit Country Sent in the following Conant' t • JruwaU, Devon, Dorset. Hants. Kent, Oxford. Somerset, Surrey. S' Sont:t Wales, all parts of the Isio of s•-.. and all parts of France : and to • Take notice, dint no psckage. a atc!oes. plate, cash. or Rank not "• 11 e. will be accounted fcr, if los ovt‘oer parcel or passenger's Inggsgc. noo 'tits speciArd as seeh when delis Pt 41 for actufdiugly. ADDRESS TO TIIE KING. Sirß. I IE RON rose to give notice of a notion for Thor.- ob,erred, ith some reeret, that the srni id week of the Session bail been suffered to ••ss by, wit] t any lin. nenroble 11ember making a direct motion relative t,t the restoration of her 31ajesty's name to the Liture.e. limier these circumstances he kit himself hound to t•otne for ward, and he now gave notice that Ise would, on Timis day nest, more that this House do aiiiir,ss the King• to restore ber Majesty's name to the Liturgy.—(lleor, hear.) Sir JOHN mcir PORT moved for certain Irtpers enn- necti-d with the inland Excise of Ireland, which were ordered. _ _ _ ?dr. It IIZINSOX inoved, that the How, at its rising, do adjourn over to Monday.—Agreed. ItOIIINSi IN, in the likelier of an Hon. Primd of his. who vra., prevented by indisposition from being prr .e n t, moved that the tlnler of the lksv for the Com 'soiree on Foreign 'rude, to :and over to TurNday neNt. Mr. CURTI ES said he held in lt-s Irtoil a number of The tebdna Gcreete, to an Atlver!isr ni ent i n w hi r l, •l ie w i s hed to rail An attention of the Howie. It semi a no. sire from tioveriintent re e pertior Tni 3 O ,,,A, f or 1 7.000 bar of American dew ;Jr the us: vi the troops in the &day. make inquiry into the Milan Commies' —that illegal I 'mtimission u hick reflected more dist-rare upon this country, than any other circumstance, perhaps, which Was to be met . with in history. In this latter prayer the Gallant General sa:d he himself heartily con s:m.ll4l-11e thought an i:iitiie,!iate inquiry ought to he set on foot, and lie hoped the Lord whose motion stood fur an approaching night, would give this sub ject a prominent place in that motion. ilr hail always considered the Milan Z'ommisson as illegal; indeed fie tit.titAt it no more than a sort of inferior agency Com tois.i in to the general conspiracy against her Majesty.— (Hear, hear,) And when he- looked at the sort of wit nesses which that t7oninaission sanctioned ant sent here —lieu). who (as Fox said of witnesses in the Popish rails(%) would not in an ordinary transaction he entitled to the smallest ttredit. From bis Own knowledge he was enabled to say,,that one-half of the reports which that il -1”Ir I Commission sent over here, were utterly devoid of to 11,11 or foundation. The Neapolitan Ambissador as. slum! him, that when the worst reports ware In circula tion here respecting her 31.tjesty's conduct at Naples, there was not the smallest foundation for snch reports; and this fiend:man was well able to judge, for lie was himself at the Court of Naples at the time. Nothing ennui b:• more criminal than bribing her Majesty's sort cants to trolitee her character. If he was un justly accusing the Milan Commission, which lie still contended was illegal, he did not shat out the Commissioners front an opportunity of defend inr themselves. Ili!herto they had offered no. tliin.s. in their own jnstification, and though they shonld he condemned as unheard, vet was their situation better than that of the Queen, who, after being tried and ac quitted, was still treated as lfainV. Was ever any thing mute unjust, than to treat a person as a criminal, because a section of her judo.% were of a certain opinion. In com mon justice it should he guilty or not enilty before a lore, and Hill or no Hill in the case of a Bill of Pains andPenalties.—(ilear. hear.)—Her Majesty should de ns:ma a new trial, rather than sutoi l it to (ii. treated as guilty, after she load heen hear.) — Ile WOO sorry to See Ministers sanction in that House, so great an injustice as to harbour suspicions against her Majesty after she hail been acquitted. The gallant Ge neral then stated, that the last prayer in the Petition was, that in order to appease the irritation of time coun try and to restore tranquillity, the can pirators should lie brought to the liar of justice. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table, and be printed. Mr. LAMIITON, in preseutin , e a similar Petition from the householders and itilialiit tots of Barna rd Castle, in the county of Durham, said, that Ir. could Himself couch for the respectability of the treater part of the signatures to it. There was a fact connected wi'h this Petition which lie wished to mention to the House. In the town there were lint •.10 householders, and of these in 9 signed the Petition, the remainder being stated to him to h. the persona either connected with the collection of the taxes, or in some other way with the Hovertunent. The Petition prayed the Home ;n the most earnest manner to take liters tor the immediate re s•oratisin of her Majesty's name to the Liturgy.—Laid on the table. Lord SEFTON held in his hand a petition signed by 3,etio of the most respectable and (wapiti merchants .iml :naives of Liverpool :o the same effect its those which had been already presented to the Flonse. The petitioners wvre men who rarely interfered in politics; and he (Lord S.) could say, that very ninny of them were of the first respectability. Their first prayer was, that with regard to th e qu e s ti o . i of the (toren, this, 'House would not eon-.?:it to any further stits ••••, taxes remained.—(Hear, hear.) The House shenli according to the prayer of the petition do its duty, and see what reduetions might Ise made in the wautoa anil onion-mare expeinfiture of the state. lint it wis said by the lion. Member for Abingdon, that v h. o we 11. - ..1 so extensive and multiplied a puldie deb', taxes sheath: necessarily lie paid. TO that he e di: answer *justify that they could not, the country would one slay or ot!aer he brought to that pass that it could afford no wore taxes, and he would now put it to the Ilona, to say whether it was better all at once to yet up the evil, than by staving off the et il day to taste it come with 'wore eel t.tiii twin. Ile trusted Ile lion•oe would overflow nith Ott• complaints of the country 11'1 Oda subject. lie aas now come to the last prayer t s the petition, whereby the petitioners sought some form in that House. The debate of Friday night WWI a proof how mach reform seas wanted in the Homo of Commons. ' There was teen a majority voting pot only against the people, hut against their recorded ups taittit.—(r lear.)—A nil Liverpool came with strong claims for a sla ire iu the legislation. 'i h. re were upwards of 100,001Ipersons its the ton it, hut of these there were only 2.,54X1 freemen. It should be admitted that this was a very imperfect reitreseitta.ien of such a plaer.• Freedom § el the town was only to be obtained by appreft tics-ship, or by the sons of Heerlen, so that atm/gees corning in there, no matter what their property wa*, could never obtain a franchise. Of the 2,500 freensea, of course many %%ere under tae influence of the corpo ration, and wore from the contracts into which I;o%s:et - went entered into with them from time to time. :1 . I to these the number who were the immediate servan:s of Giver tttttt •tst and the rerithumi would be email isle : deed. In conclusion, the Hon. Umber contended, tbe House ought to give such a representation to t air .t great trading teen of Liverpool, as would give to rir;serr' rank and property that inflnence which they desereed.o....... Sir. ti LA IriTtiNg rose to set the Honourable Member right, as to some facts which he had stated. It WA4 net tree that there were bat 2,.5Un freemen in LivergnOl,4l; by the town clerks return, they appeared to be np: war !s of :MOO. The t 'orporation was taut under the hula 'nee eotoplained of by the lion. Member. The tiovera 'Dent contracts were managed in the most impartial manner. There were many very respectable per eons in Liverpool who disagreed in the sentiments of this petition. lie could say that Vie great gm ' jurite of the reapectable inhabitants of Liverpool ap provid of Ministers conclu•tt. The lion. Member th • . went into a history of a nt •etiag, at which a loyal al dress was agreed to, and be strongly contended that fowl. address spoke the geaeral feelings of the people st . Liverpool. Mr. rItEEVEY, in explanation, said that hut 2,g4) freemen had votes! at the last election. Hr denied ii: It the lot-al whirr.% spoke that general sehtisitent-, for the day alter, at a meeting cn'ivened Ny the Mayor; an a.I. elms% simeh less complimentary to Ministers, was uato.i -' InOtisly agreed to. At this second meeting the It Member over the way (lilaistone) teas afraid to show his fare.— (A lanes.) Mr. tiLADSTONE still that the !oral ' , Mrs.. In less than three days obtained .11190 signature., awl this eas pretty good evidence of the sentiments of the rople..• The petition was then laid upon the table, and ordered to be printed. A smillar petition was presented by Lord Sefton from Croydon, in Surrey (or Brictiton.) ! Laid on the table. PETITION OP THE mEactiNs-rs OF LONDON, Mr. JOHN SMITH said, 'he held r in his hand is - lion, ta • whieh he rions attention of the R e u s e. It was th e p e titi o n legged to call the po .1, 4 Ire ' 4 4 • %."I.J sd - a peti t . tudit se- I Jo of the _