The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-26 00:00:00

40(q‘ Mr - • • .. Per C ,• r ~,,,,..- : . , ~H ,k,.., f/e,ny :- ~,....4,j . . i t ,,,, - - ,-,- , .;..-/ •7 /. . .447("Prti 1 i .i N. 41 M. ROYAL NAVY. IF th . NEXT OF KIN to JOHN RICHARD• EON, who ...reed in his Majesty's Ships Cr!... Retina& sr.leaiwil. mad Orriityy, during the years MM. INTL awl MC 'will Apply PeatraillY, i•r hy !Miff. pmi paid. to Mr. lindfsey, 50. Wohdeal•siwet. &mere Town, they will bear of snalethiag to their advaiiiaae. refloat acquainted with Families of the Name, are respect telly reverterd to certainties', this lofitrowitine. 9110 In Neat Door as it we I. a Capital Prize, has ohm beefs the rote of o u st aderntorers; aid it haw fieuvontly beat ruggedril by Correlisadeots, that if a Scheme entAtt be formed so as to free to the !lusher as each side of a Capital Prize somethiog like a !Seightinor's Farr. it would meet usiverral approbation. The Coutrarettr with Worriment for this New Lattrry, although limited to 6.050 Ticket% feet pleasure In iwootworine that the Scheme is grounded ea the above price pte, to whirl. i..cm'ed rhaaret and w.,elr are essabistel. sod every Ticket wed Shore hatt the chooser of Three Diwtart Nuosbers. seed ran artisan. gain Three Priori. TOE St tiliblK CONTAINS ___ TWO Praia ed AMINO T Prizes of l.OOO TWO Prizsis a►... ..,. I,il O TWO Prises rf bllo he. At. We. ALL STIOI LING MONEY. ONLY 6,n50 TICKETS. ALL IN ONE DAY, SW JULY. The ]Nailer la marielieel eider after ire Needier drawn *Wier . f the Prier. of A'lo,ooo, mill rerelve —Ti.. m e mber a aamerieill aide, wipe she Klauber drawls either ef the Prlsrref it3u.ooo. *ill receive .61.0111. A.. he. fee the ember Capitals. a. are fell. e‘plaiaed la the Sawa., at ■ll she Loilery-ages is 1 . 0116 sad Cesalry i where Tickets awl Shane areas+ ea S Jr. WOOLLEN CLOTH and K ERSEY/d ERE-- Tie ebeepaese nrd 'tweeter Qualify rf the ( letti and Beney•ern acting by DIETRICHSEN, at the Weelpaelt , Be. Rntlabare•plare, 00'rd-street, hit* enabled bin. in the ewer* of a frw ateeilis, to ("nut as eateasive Weellen Drapery Ba-lar-c—F. Ws Clerk. ate tar areal beauty. err' wide, and full latlf-a-rrewn per •erd rhearr Mao e l.rwa r .e.—Th e a t e .11 or 811EPPA WS loco SA ,(0 Y .rate. the amartmear Lop sad faabineahle. sad way Bs. N. per yard.— Bayer. • f tea lards Ireatba aad upward, charged gala 114. 60. the yard. Beat Hates Silk 480. per pomod, or fa. Bd. per genre, _ _ _ N. B. Approved Bills lakes of respectable Team 1111 Case. CURTIS ON SURDITAR. Tin day •as poblisised, ilsr Seemed Edstioe, eirmillerably me- Inrird aid improved, priev 7.. 64. hoards, A TREATISE en the PHYSIOLOG Y and M ilk EASES of Ow EAR; seotaisirm • rump..rviirr View of iis Runaway sod F:mie!low..ood of its Vs.,. Of Disteree. Ile J. H. CURTIS. Foe. --- Aaritt to his Royal II rotes, the Prow e lt,cre Royal Higb ee*. the Hake ..f krnt. and to them Ansel Hl•Anerr. the Duke an 4 U.tr hew of Gloucester i Margrete' to she Rolla Ike. preset, fog 1) ,, .e=. i. if the Far. Lertarer IN the Ana tam. , l'hytgol %. and Pattoloae et the Ear I Fells* afthe kleder.i of I#,r•daa, &e. Printed e •Is• Authut. No. 4, Solo•44wary. and 0/41 Pr.. ces--trees. kohl I Cot and Sea. St. Thais.►trees Htgl.l►y aid Son, T. and G. Illothiw ad. Fle. t.ttrret i.e oad Owe, Rea SmhlMtd t Rage.. ot.tt 11,11. these Woxitasil streets Frames. 170. New 8. , 4 street I Black, Rdioltnreh t and Ages .n 4 M•Artbar, 1 / a lgla. •• The Di.e.ars ..1 she Rat age mote intwirate than she.. of net •leer ..rime of •en^r I r.rrs t th•rrf..re. WV so the 'o►jert Iwo a Amiga Itt site. tin*, petellrelAele when it I. writtra II Mt a ..f attpatimig Information tat deaf pefllnn, Ne .pee with ib, A.l► that an at.rot sae to ..tie twan. • anwt aryisre a true. itagi..., and a agree. of tre.sumettt. The gismo, of o- Nark. Madr. ha tofltr dr,rti•arit .anus If.g t.i a• mrehmN• roatt,trasere• la flitting hem•isug...tess tot a kirks wee entirely hew is this eusitty." j'a-a•bs• IS.vlra. fige...n.ber. 8117. VASE of W ILIA A M PAUL ROGERS.--Lt the "both 4 Jul., 1818. the Rev. W tram Bader, of St Late. Chrbasoreat lam the hemp went. a Res river of Losers, la SI Ane sia et, Sent paialinst 10 • Petiline for a Robots in Par. Haar / shoo Riot for iteiatirrn on hi. raarder, .oat he "reseed ism cie Psse-011er removed from bhp sue tame lime same mach heftiest Mesemage, telling him is J s a e to de all in his pewee to d. r ite him of ho. Mart,. l• sheet lime, the elshr e 4e .4 she Lesser. was rake,. frnm Mr. Monrfs. 1410001 hi. bpi.% blit• 10 °NO. , nos rr:o4o from /he rnl 1'.44)15ra• for e his injures*. pesmerlerg, ewe mans his •.tobirrr tiro It. ed futib.r drnli.or• %shill bon.— Tar rtenearse: er that after arogglioa f r vane drat in ra p. rash ill w.f.; ism ern swag rlstldrra, hr was Meson into ih. pr.,a for slet.t, from obese, he has jam ohien.rd hr. r ka.e hs a newiphsielde wish his Cr..rll/or., vi hub he w • siwahleil is sake by aura. of a Public Salsseripsion. ,tatooi soh. Kinser., aim throb enable/ Mr. Rogers to reola hit frmilson were she full woke Inmemrahle kadlvidacs,:— _. _ _ _._._........_............_ iiiiiiiii...E It lir.evener - - Xi 0 0 Mira Hoe. trill Sen.!, - i it 0 An r1:11019 Berdeit. Hart. M. P. - 5 5 0 W. H. Ithlihrend, E.q. 11. P. • - V V 0 Wm. Prier E.g. • - - 5 6 0 J. C. Iliebliwn-r, Lig. - - - 5 5 u Colonel N apier - - - 4 U C The Firm/. ut Mr. Racers are analogs 'hot he not io.I showkl be mowed S 'Afro , ' ..ad tis h.de.. hut I e ow in m w i to ...stood tit kinds as Wee. and in she s ...e ... i g h. ” an i..... In whir II he 14 for 45 sewn r.sid..d. out .s. iei.ed i.e pr.'', 4110.../ a Capper. fir. and nairesine4 She .to .. tier ..f an i ducinnts add "writhe own. To i'• ski., h..•,.. r. It r 1e...0 ..1 his Wow must be ntderaed, and hi. enniionri's .burp •I ...id - Tie &niter aid. ther.f .itt. of Ihe Piked. Io !Airily i. .ni. artily. itirented. le order. by entrptri.ne the ....h. 1..h... a . 1 ,, all aisiesteal ',weldor" (hot an boat+. E.Klo•k.pion and lin ?a -.d% ore not ha Ise ruined ~silt b• • nose hr i,,.. be,. active i n 1ed.014 (Ammo rg skuoiere. so i P.ioino to p!..iininrni, in inipo.iitos lis the wailers ..f Illasisters add 'heir illiberel sop. ruler% la ornaerance af lbk ahjee:. lha sass fall's lag ate already in;r:.ie . e the Duke of Bedford • .ClO 0 0 The Marquis et Tartaisrk • - 5 0 0 31401ue• 1‘...d, 1 , 111. M. P. • - 5 0 0 The Hso. IMegt..Kir aura • . 5 5 I. We G. G. Mt. :. /Warm. St. IM • • 1 0 0 W. Withr e. Erg. - I .1 0 A. D. H. • Lady wh• is atta•isbed that more has Get bees tleart - - 1 0 0 Ssheerlittiest are rere..ed at The StateAras aira Cas•tisaties Office. Salitbery-eqsare, Plesi-areet t Pastelist- 001er, Cethnrise.ffireet. Rim tl t .. . • British G sett. Our R••iistrert,. laisbop. , s ale..iree; lir. Ca y. 69. Flokale, Re.i Linn.ettrre kir. Cairene, Bo -Is II , HI& imarrisr,rt, Hormel ; attd Mr. R. , hrwr% Mr. It.iorp. reoldire in si..4....ireret. corner of Carloam-plate. PETER PINDAR, THE YOUNGER. ON Wrikr4l4v will pace THE AMBASSADOR al COURT; on Gtorge and at Fait Clrenosiam.A r.... By 1 6 1.1"Elt PIN!) Alt, R.'. " Awake my Mate. hilewdett with the lyre. In pita) ambient. cbmoni she nm . rost swain, Who, after aft, teat. d plen.ing vers. Feels Caput lu his ginning aren't aghia." Printed fnr J. Jolumaa.l.;neniside. OD Wedonilmy will be pe*•li•Aed. elegantly primed M 800. price*, bd. THE BATTERED TAR. A Pees. Being Compulsion hi IM •• Worgoorr. •• lir WM. WORDSWORTH. Printed for J. JOlOl4OO, beerpride. This day eras pelvlished, is Three Vol.. price 150. ISK ANDKB. ; •r, Thor Hero of Epirus. —A Roamer. Ft% Artriwit SPENCER. Primed (.r A. Nee maw tool Co. L. •deoliall-slreet. Where ,5•,5 he ...d, poAll.h. I ibi, 5,1. g, REDMOND rho Rl.lik.L.; or, Tory raft at Waterloo. 3 trot, 16. 4. The ESQUIMAUY ; or, rolelity. By Emily Clothe. 16.. 64. The BLACK ROBBER; a R..mitore. By Edward B.U. 3 vol,. 15.. AUGUSTUS mod ADE 1 .1N.N W. , . Ike M... 4 or N. ger' myth., B. Noel 1). H on.; I v 015.:.,. SISTERS .1 1). By Elizabeth Calle,. Proem Soots. 10.. 64. b01.1)11.1t of PkAN A FLO3l* ROMICIT. 5 wolf. &resod Edition; AUYu RTISE WENT ; or, T weary Years Aso. kerma Edmore; 3 vols. 15% • TY.I day was pablahed, laFnur Yale• Price 40s. w Beeawd 4.1 T. MAR(;ARET'S CA% Or, lb. Non's S Story. An ient Legend. LizA nrrir 111 • L‘i r . Agate/ of rue I , .,inser of 1..0... ss 4l F0r. , ." art. Printed for A. h. Ne.nsun. **"ert • W' rip m•s hr h.td, h the sow. jki r i "' . ST CL 111 ..f ...e ISLES; Me .14 " . c ""• 4 vols. Served I• .diti.w,pprife al.. 1)1JISt•A N and ; a denfilso Tale. Edili•ss, Eighth Ldi• LOUIs4; or, Collsge on me Moor. 2 wigs. time. 10.. Chrism. PILI.RII4 of the fROSSI or, the Chro•lele • bell. de NlngrAnt,r. • ...I. 3 v•tL Second N I ENT.4of 601Jh rOW ; or, the haardales. Ser.ond 1 aim. 15.• MOM RN TIMES; or, the Agoo we Love is. 30. rood FA0..., la.. IMPERLIL 9 • Is. Is, Sc- HOUSE OF Lull DS. JON. 15. Th. Risks, a Lnadif (Dr. Vi's Wilda!) took Ibe oaths sad big _ la she ewe of the 481 tovr-Georril of Ireland v. O'Grady. the Jedges deilverwi these ..ptwooli eintnintewl, in favoilr uf the tudeetritt of the Irish Coon of Laelierrier, wiz. for the Crewe. r .se of S.r Jahn 61. Slam w. the Prince of W.,1 4 . 14 12 wir tea. al.& wear. tar the rui.weir of Lord It IiDISI/ALS, proymed ru the .b 1 ,1:. whit . they t•-0. liar wirwurr. T... LOUD Cll 4.11 1.1.1.011 hrnealit ei a Bill far the Re viles..., or P.. 0 • whirls na. rend a Sr., law. Lord ruetiii • .10 \ gar, notice. that he would ea Wed ,d.. rest riser •he thin. itsditeg C h ace'. Relief Hill. Mr. Bes,ueit. Mr. Rfordr4l, WM situ.., hr..fthe f r ,, e the CPonapstp the Prbliriwe rhe Chrrhahle F0w.44. ewer Bill, the Priabrokr Does 14.aket Bill. toe thle ni r.otie , Hill. 111 Salrir ro es Reituliiiion Bill, the Frirs.dlr and Patetinal Swirlier Bull, tr...11.b wrre reed a Apt doe. Earl lAA TIIU IiST move.l the ...rand reados of .he F..reign ralbtraent mu, ut.ter.its GI II 1.1 coagroirto for Noble Lot t. to nliritil teas ...airs, sot. Ihiel dioripsi .oke rote ..• Mr:eday, . • the gars. 1.. The iti I sat end • ;rood Si,me and ordered to be commis. led urn vfbada%. 1)ron. 11.voiee Rill r:;t r.-a 4 n third time, sad pored. Thrit pr•.reeerd to ►ec.r eve •rever or the FUrvira pie F ettien Bel% lend varenred to rennin, wituev.es until nal, pa., t-o o'4l. eh, when tie rettnes ierrevdtags were ad pollard until Tut-d.s. Ors ine ns. liol. of tire I.orl of it N.% I! VON, metal 1119".91 were ordered t.. aster.d I. be math., d al he 'ar rcative iv die Boaketapie Eleounk--AdjontLed re 110UiE OF CONINIONS. Mr. J. SMITH held in hi. hand a Petition on the subject of a Bill (the Corns. Factories Bill) then in the lines.; it watt signed by 683 worknoess in the es. fernier maneartnry at New Lanark. The I'•titioa. els stated, that their hoots of labour had been reduced to ten snit a half in the day. They added (and to this the honourable Gentlemen wished to c•l1 the particular attention of the lions.), that though their hours of Moor bail been so much diminished, their ►arning continued to be the same. The , kind of work they were employed on was piece.werk, and by the kind and attentive regulation or their employer, they were enabled to OTTO as much at ft, as they formerly did when their labour wax much more . This, he colicetnal, wee a foil answer to many of the ergnineuts which be had heard used in the Muse en , tbject of the Bill to is hich they bad 'Boded. The Petitioners were as orderly, es industrious, and es inttlligent a set of men in their class as he had ever conversed with.— Satisfied with the advantage. which they enjoyed, they were ahainus to have them extended to every other manufactory. They, therefore, prayed that the Bill before the Hoes* might pass into a law. Th. Petition was ordered to be printed; as was elso a Petition from Mr. Robert Owen, of New Lana, k, confirming the statemeots of the former, and containing a similar p ra y er . On thr n.o.ion of Mr. C W. WYNN, the further . consideration of the Report of the Camelford Elec. lion Committee was postponed In Monday. The ‘Vitnessee Protection Bill, the Weight of Bread Bill, and the Cotton Factories Bill, severally passed through a Committee, aial the Reports were ordered to ha received on Monday. The Duke of Wellington's Estate Bill, and the Colonial Accuonts Bill, were read a third time, and passed. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL brought in a Bill to amend the Acta (39th and 40th Geo. 111. c. 88, ■nd 47 t, Geo. 111. c. 44) regarding the real and per sonal property of his Majost ) . It was read a first time, and oideied to he read a second time on Monday. LONDON, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1819 46 The Cause for which MaraEx fell in tie Field, unit SIDNEY died on the Sceffold ! " FUTURE SITTIN GS OF 'MK IIOUSI: FOR sta~or. . .... The CHANCELLOR . of the EXCHEQUER moved, that the WOW' i , s rising do adjourn to Monday. He took, this opportunity of seggeatioc, that as there was a meat quantity of business to b.- yet linnefbesegh, it night be expedient for she Homo , to meet at three o'cloak each day during tbe remain der of the tierlion. Mr. W. WYNN seg i gested, that as the considers lion of the Camelford Election Cemmitt - e N"P" would come on on Monr. l ll. it might be proper le meet at an earlier hoer an Monday. The SPEAKER °burr, ed. that if the Huse met at two instead of three, on %donde), it might be het. ter fue. the dispatch of the hit sinus of that day; but to p revent an y na t a t e he, th a t h Auld be understood to meet at three on each sour. day. Loud A. HA MI LION and hi l• BENNEfr made • few oh lions which were understood to leer to the possible in ccccc nience to some of the public Committees, if the lions, were to sit at s• early an hoer. Mr. BENNETT added, that then* was at there. sent mom. at a great variety of bet loess stood for discessiout, and which might as well ha re been intro duced b.fitrr Power as et this period. Sir C. BURRELL had conceited that there was a Certain gustation as to the order of flatlet., on cer- Itain days; but he frequently sat in his place till a late hour at night, and was not called upon, and not willing to threat himself upon the House, bad Inst opportunities of mentioning matters to which he had wished to call its attention. RA%K ADVANCES BILL. Mr. GKENFELL wished to know from a Right Hon. Gentleman opposite (Mr. Peel), at what boor he should move the third reading of the Bask Ad vances Bill? Mr. PEEL said, he intended le mere the Order of the Day at that moment. The Order of the Day was then read, and ea the motion that the Bill do pass, Mr. GRENFELL 'swelled his satisfaction at its • enectme..ol. It would be recollects::, that it was stow . foot years since he had -first culled the attention of the !loose end the country to the nature of the truly.- Itions Iwo/ten the Bank and the Government, sinew' be bad pointed I. ot where it was that a teasing might NS marls without any injostire to the %ere were tome to utters of minor detail to whirls ' , wild still reserve • to himself the right of calling het .rentron or the Chose whenever he might tee lb* a 1. S it of t h e 'natal principle of the qua. occult', well n ow take Obi leave. Ile uhnold &putt time hr vs dhe tooth from it an , east 're all those who Were in 'it did an in the must forested in ."e mutter sh , ~. oiled his declaration on perfect good hi. 'Tee , Ife corresponding feeling thrt point wools. he met by o um he had allotted. from the lion Ge " l emon to wk, we and p it ied. —The BM was then read a thi r d t i t. N t hi r d t i me an d The Pembroke Dot 'IL aril was read. passed. 'LL. BANKRUPT ACT .gmevnvENT B t o's the motion of Mr. J. SMITH, this reed . third time. Bill was Mr. Se.jo.nt ONSLOW Mowed a thole tbs., •e coshd collect it) the operation of the Bill 'hob. not extend to any cominiption taken net before lit being p5....d into a law.—This was agreed to, and the Bill passed. B‘NIKRUPT REnULATION BILL, Mr. J. SNII *cried that the Report of tbip Bill be taken levu farther consideration. Mr. 1 ENNYSON opposed Its forther progress until it shootd he tescommitrod ( l ag mic ro ), a , t h ene were souls parts of it to which he intended to object. Mr. J. swill ob d, that any farther daisy might he fatal to the Bill for this Session, as the chance was that it night he rejected in arrether if 'efficient times's, lint allowed for if sconsideratieso. Mr. TENNYSON begged that the Bill might be showed Ir. stand over to Monday. Mr. WHO f TINLEY begged of the Hon. Gentle. man not to press the delay. It might, be could as him, he fatal to the Bill. After a few words from Mr. J. SMITH, the Re. port was screed to, and the Bill was ordered to be reed a third time on Monday. Mr. COKE presented five or six Petitions (we could not hear where from), praying fur Parliamee. tar? Reform.—Ordered to lie on the table. The Hon. Member said be held another Petitinn against the Malt Tas. (This was not brneght up, being spin., a tag passing ihroogh the Moose.) Mr. COKE then presented a Petition from the Hundred of in Norfolk, which he begged to read to the Rowse. The Hon. Member was pro. ceeding to read the wbnie of the Petition, when Mr. BANKES rove to order.. It was, he sob. omitted, contrary to the event practice of the House to read a Petition verbalise through. Toe SPEAKER observed, that the coarse the lino. Member was pursuing was certainly vgginst the established rule of the Howse. l'he Petition was then read by the Clerk. Ir com plained of an inconsiderate and •strav•esrit Admi nktration—of the iojestice of granting 10,1001 ti:o Duke of York for the performance of a dot) which put him to no additional expellee, elide a grert per Lion of the People were hr a state of atarsition. It complained also of en enormous and espeo•ite mitt. tary establishment, and prayed the House to take the.. maters into serious consideration. 'lle Petition was ordered to lit. upon the tittle. Lord G. CAVENDISH held in Ibis halo! a Pell lion front (we beliete) D•rhyshi,e, coropkioi..l of the Duty on Malt, the great redaction in the price of, corn, and the consegoent d:strms to which the far mers were exposed. The Noble I. rd tru‘t•J, that s id eat 4l Se si s7iv l n 's te M tn in t i h sl e . m u a w tte ' r ui r d eti ll . 7 l: l 7l7i l u i ithhie4iramndluldbes. Flocs 7c• Lord EBRINGTON pre•r•lsd • P•tilion hen tome Eroorietort 10 I' Sieir Qiersies. in I).mnsoshite, pr•,inq for t-r* slierevion in thr aseenor of col. Ireting the Defies on Sielos.—Ordered to Ile oe the tahlo. EXcict: num,. The CHANCELLOR •f shP EXCHEQUER mor►rl the (bd.r of she Dog for the third reading of tliss Eseis• Dicirs• Bin. _ ikir. WE:TERN fall that he shnolsi not dimAarge his duty In Ins ennSlitnonle if I. .11$1 not tak • the ems* of the Homo upon trim BM The whole antrisni of the new duties was 3.000.000' . sod of that sum 1,000.0001 we,. to he raised epos owe ✓illeins, or 1,500.0001 upon m.ll, mid 300,0001. I spoil British spirits. When the Ileum took into consideration, that spa malt, beer, sod Bd. lists spirits, the duty was already 9,000.0001., they would believe that the oddities of I 000.0001. more would have the effect, as additional tazes always had, of diminishing the cooseniptinn, and, of c. Ism, the growth of the material. The Ho. operable Member then went into some Modelle., i to show, that from ite year 1700, up to 181 G, the consomplion had nearly d.minished utse.foerth, and that the rise in the price of the article bore no pro portion to the increase of the duty. With this view, he should move, as an amendment, that the Bill be Iread a third time that day sit months. Mr. 01(1) conceived it his duty to enter his pro. test against the imposition of any new tales at the ! present moment. 1 Mr. EMMA ND (we believe) complained of the severity mitts which the tat of 9s. 4d. would press iupon the mattatots. Lord EBB( NGTON could set consent le any in , Crease of taxation. _ . . _ Sir ROLIEitr WILSON was not sorpritwd that there should be discontent and dissatisfaction in the country, shoo etll•di+posed persons had been allow ed tier+ s i te r ims to work upon as dm.. ruses. The old +daze, that the last feather would break the horso's buck, should not be forgotten, and • systems ; of so o c oat s. talaties should nor he inflnled in, *hi. h would require the aid of mititary Pincelion, end might endanger the very essence of the Coaatits. . Mr. LONG mode a haw rnensaks• in •nsw►r to Load Eiarinut..n. hat obey arr.. not aedibl► in as (ntirry ; ashich hi• Lotd•hip and Mr. Long mutually .zyl.ined. A diviiiion then took nisei.— Fur the °twos! =Mum. IA I F •r the apt.ittlionst i 5 I Nl*. jorits EJ When we were op-admitted to the gallery Ins foetid the CHANT ELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moving a clause 1.7 way et rider flu tr-rent from fecrei4 removing wish —lt was agreed to. Mr. CALVERT bogged in velsibit ro the Hrea a specimen of putrid malt which 1,4 been manefacm tared during the hot weather : 200 cpaarters bad been offered to him that morning ■t 351. below the price of good malt ; and he understood that tee mallows by same mismanagirmeet bad manufactured a great deal of it. He offered a class, to exempt it from the pa)ment of duty. The Chancellor of the `Exchequer had recommended that the parties shoal& present a Memorial to the Treasury, but he (Mr. Calvert) did not think that that Board should mass mach power. ''‘e CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, ',lapwing the sample, admitted that thee. g►oeuds for special relief, bat evidence of ds ought to be afforded before the relief 1. •lug. • night bi, Ihnif grout. was granted. *RT widadrow that clause, and pro. sing to the drawback on bra.. It , n g beer Imported to India, sad 5 sore thaw two boshois ot CALVA posed another re.k was in rigour es? att. •birh was Wooed fro. atilt to the bum I. of the EXCHEQUER of heard, Ind that the Chan. good a brewer as ' the °Luigi. De CIIANC.V.I.L°R • said a few words w "kh wen tb Mr. CALVERT, Is reply, • teller of the Eseheq• Pr was " he was. The melt dect)'ed the beer, ••• noes quality of the hn i • p."4"‘" it. ,„ The CHANCEI.I.O ft of the E-s " allowed that he was not a pt +ell& ttrener. Was the first time he had learnt from setil"4, small beer wnold keep as well at stroll. Mr. CALVERT repeated, that the keeping of the; beer depended upon the proportion of the hops.— Ile withdrew the class', an.d propos 'd • third, eta Which he said he should l a k e I h e senses of the Wiel• tt it was to PIPMpI malt in hand from the I. l oty of 141., sod to artier, it only to a duly of GA. A division innit place accorrnnely-- F. r N 0.,. 44 I Akoinif It, 1:11 IKa i^ rlt Ys 9° ' Nt.W POST 011 ICE. Mr. RA NEES salted whether the t "I°ltetelf. "" General had end area to promote corn in trading in plans for th e new r ost . o lfi re . : whether they hail it in c •ntemplation to pay the person "Pe'f• intending the erection a hied see. or s pert * 7 "4 4111 an the *am •tilordetl ; and whether toot sa Te'tts" tendence would rieterts.it t be given to the are hited: 'throw pion wPg approved? Me • LUSHINGION •ooweroil, that en advert 45. meat had hr.n issued, inviting a rnmpestri•in of pit ~s, but (44 we and"ritond hie.) tnat the Posiolo•lowo-Colo. neral had n. , t d.ci.lvd epon the other parts of the Moo. .C•eighein4iO4 (piesi '•et this 'hat I'i*itI.I4I4ENTARY REFORM. Sir F. Pi; it D rr sato. notice. (het ow Theraciaje neat hew 00:11 firing foe weal a motion on the NI WC* of Reform in Plots to- nt. On Friasy he would pro• sent Ylr. I. 1N...P1N OE P‘RGA S.r C. MONCK too • q•••iiiiii to foi•fl e •a g h on she C•sgion of Fargo, and eaq•i•ed if share would op any objeetion to lay the final with thil Porte oreu the !AI.? JNf pwhl.•n-d. pike 50. in boxtd4 (Tenth Rilislen). T •- IIE AEGIS of LIEF ; • Non.Sfediral ennu tcentarir net n- loan' teens& arl.ing from F Mite, in %lurk Illbn Cita.... S.mptrar, awe kanr(..l tAlrets of Lars ' , mew), Ititt.tcer, Seminal Weakneta, hr. nre falir arie•GPl'd I Fars 11. sasulaio. none ittimek% .in rruaiu Feomir C... 1 'Oahu.. to I..itiltmlat Sirrilii , ; Part 111 era. hr. Ptacit. al 11/Aserva•inn. on Se lima Srlf shut , . 6.* ; in Part IV. , is Seth , •f 14 , 4.0 i11...um ire of floc pie redo*. r %pi in ing them In nt..tart.....d Ike •boleadd►rwdt..t r V. nett now! blurb. of tn.lb Sc at N. By 61)4S and C. Cant-u Int Sergroas. Na, be bad at /0, rnivoler g 66. Pall nail I U. Pi t'nthil); Sll, Oalwel•ste,e:g 21. Gerard , berii 5. 6 " FI•el-.1r. , 1: 174, Fltet.te.eri; 91. 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