The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-02-22 00:00:00

N \Nro..ted-_- 11 / 4 jAAA. -• k . k 4 r;4 1 ! a I ••14 1 .-4: - • i • • IL • /• , r t,. • , tali( t k . . es e s' 3 4 i f l'kikkik b tetimtvii - 4 •• ~ Q f # • • LONDON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1820; h0.*66. " The Cause for whirls HAMPDEN fell in the Field, awl SIDNEY dirt on me Sapid!" PRICE 7f). ALDERM 01 WA !THAI %Vs ELECTION. THE FRIENDS of Mr. Alderman WAITH PAN ore earerst4 requevted to 'mend a GENERAL MEETI NO vt 'berth or Loudon Tavern. Rlthopo ootriet. me FRIDAY NEXT. Isth Inst. at Twelve ;ci. d a, to sittO Rae soot eFeei twit beam for newuriog his $l.-ELECTION as esie of the Repreventatlves M Porn,- wig i n s tor 1 ity of Laatloa.—The Chair will he takes at isr e'clota f Votive!) • - MR. ALDERMAN WOOD. numerous and resNctuble IIEETING o f AIL., :AVERY of LONDON. held it the ALuiox tlil•rnate-strert. uli Febroar) 41. ISti). YALLOWLEY. Es is tha Chair: rrwte I..NANIVOIALY RIIISOLVPD. I. 7,2% induced rather by pnbllc principle than personal ied regardias tiler/levels* of the Elective Fran is a duty important to themselves, lac! to their colla t.). Abe flier ow:, of Lemiou now assembled did. on two g h „ . . t igis ti og n tyres'entative of this its in Parliament, ron ix doe ent support on Mr. 'Alderman WOOD— baradreb,ervation acid approt al of his liberal, upright, clisiliteresteJ, unit well-ptheipied conduct. as Serif and .114ierman. and es Chief Niagistrute of the City eitior teem:cress:re y ears. Tlrst to that support they were at the last Election, ads ,litiss.d4 imps:led by his constant attaelogent to the Rights of the Literv--his respectful attention to the wishes of his weitars4—his solicitous exertion, to protect the 1 .11a4m- Warm sod to promote the Commerce of the l'ouldr lassUistimia! i.oy ally- -his devotion to the great cause of *oil led Religious Liberts ; —as well as by the urbanity of I:seasaers—ids aecessibility to the Livery upon all so ea we-Lis coat punctual attention to his Parliamentary Du srs—bis humane anslety, by Education and Religious 114- crsdica, to dimiclsh Crimes and to assist the Improvement Jae Pao. I. not this Meeting were highly gratified to perceive, at Out ficneral Election. thst their opinion of his character le warmed by the sneiority of their Brother Electors. IA placed him, by suffrages almost cniversal. at the head ,:the Poll: awl that. since such Eleetion, he has mailmen re 4 sosettment by those saints eyertiuns, by which he iwribated essentialiy. sub his pres444)t I'4•llearees, to the reredos of tie London tlergy Viit" by Parliament, mad gmby prerented the of a new and grievous bar keeps a great part of f..is Ci:y---as well as by his efforts ujz:t any legislative measures that 44 brill retard any' and iseedfl4l Reform--affect the Right of Petition— figgriet the Constitutional Freedom of the Press. 4. That this !pectin;, on the approttettini Flee teen. will Itentbre r new their sutra/Iles and personal exertions in Intro( Mr. Alderman WOOD. and will, by application Otis Friemis. aasiAting Mtn in Ma canvass with their wanner and yl),lee. as l by all othtr constitution.d Istuur to sure his Return. for the stit.tn rite►. a% ad ii4ll4prisrntalis re of this great City in Parliament. Thaj *low ResoNtions !se inserted in the Papers, am! itiontiwilistribmed. at the dlseretion Af the Committee for pant* sueltille:Eleettua of Mr. %Merman Ho o d. . - JOSEPIII Y.%LI.OWLEY. rhairinan. 11. tat to inseph V:illoalev, Poo. who hi taken the fhals, Inconsequence of the ouaroi:lable absence Wm. ski. M. P. the Chairman of the Uctr..:iiter. lair SIM preseet their cordial thae.ka, feesseepting the Si. r i s i tird far discharging the duties wits rook paovriej.., .a 11 TAI RORTIIY AND INDEPENDENT ELEITORS or na Boneu(tt or ATLESBIIIr. G. fiIIUANSTANCES having rendered it more N.) %ea prebehle that the diooolution of Parliament, midi west taow the death of our late Tea:fable /tote rcirs. Brill hie p:ace a; a very early period. Addressee hair bees circulated among the Electors of Aylesbury. OMR' 'mire of a contest for the P.epro4entation of that i!:er. I so tints ra:led totems, sooner perhaps than alight hate Peen sit: neeftAary ur becoming. to offer aoselfs.ptia to Nour Ackuuwiedgiug. as I am almost silks; to do, the c:n ints, both on public am! private groom:4, stew% of lay competitors. I feel ft owinrr no less to 11l yFeli Haste y,w, no longer to delay 11114 Address. Whatever esy be the course. mad whatever the re4nif of the struggle m 'Mich we are about to entre. I desire that you will eon fiderwe irrevocably butaid by the deebtration I mode in *Nl—bound by all toot I owe in ditty and gratitude to the /)echoes—boar4 in hout,t,r and In feeling to hold myself en tirely eaclumectett with ei:lter of the other Caadidates, and hotel the i4.ne shoe:. The gcscral prinriplc4 of public conduct. on which I have before Cloll Wit and ut toinwl the snrpuri of my pr. se it 4.9ll iiher+. I trust that they who have so lately and so 'In III IY seppvrted me, will not feel it necessary that I neald re -state. Ou then, 1 again venter*. to claim It. My AMR'? MO tells are that I hate, to the best of my discre te*, uisrkargml the duties with which y our confidence anti :-.7m fauna invested are. I shall com:nue to give them my Wang most active attention. until the dissolution shall re +Wry to the hectors their privilege of choice. I shall then without dismay to the occasion on which. mi trust vnieg eeesed. sad tut @comet having been rendered tip to " 1 Ia ptnon, I shall meet ant! recoive sour public judg twat. Dcliese me, tilenilettien.. Yusr faithful servant. NUti ENT. - - - „PR is pewible that my ettendsner In my place in mo . us ent ma) pretest calling wpon the Reetc ei as an d a. I Guild ha sished. If this should be the eau% I assure that the %ill not allow me to lose their support. hurl) because I prefer fulfilling the trust which I hold fur le% to the neglecting it, in order the earlier to solicit their 292, STR.IND. RILIION, 01)Y, and Co. most respectfully in ham the Public. that their P.tTENT t 1/ti CST- TlttnriiLei continue to be recommended by all tbe most nicest Surgeons in Tons anti Country. The spr . .!.o ere `•^'''strutted au to admit of 111CrtOar or detatage in slat anti !,atirP: will answer for right or left side, without le2st weeetenience to the roarer, teciniring Owe gelling bondage. no under-strap or The PATEN'ITES hose the honour to snppl - , the Army 111 4 Navy, the Natal and Military Hospitals. tile Joel-jar's 4 .".°*thioDer. the Marine I d a r esary. the ilone,Table ICast 4 1te Comp sey.the City Imtedon Truss Ileteiets . the Mary 6:hotte. M itetieroash;.. Bristol, and Denbigh !Winner/es, tee Middlesex llospitsl„ dr. oke. kc. b. it !auhetel, vor. Strand. ; et • Is fialerie tic leis Royale, No. Ills, a Park. N. R.—Persons residing is the Country. 2 ' 41411,1 g the ell' 7olfereerre of th e body across the hips. may Eleven./ upon NI!, eccentric ittml. Ne t l” Hurle r an d Nona, No. 34. tiarkwille-str to. 'Wane or more Druggists in weer} principal 'roa n in V ~~ This day was published, pries 7s. WASHINGTON or LIBERTY RESTOI.ED, a Poem, In Ten Books. By THOM % NORTHMOfP Egg. Ones& la ferrurn pro libertate ►aabant. Os. ti 0.4111. London: Printed fur %%Clarke, New Rend-street ; Wool ley and Parrish, Strand.; and Miller and Peple, 67, Chan cery-lane. - . - LOYAL M IN IN Tilk MOON. This tiay was published. prier 14. riIHE LOYAL NIA N IN THE NitKKI, with 1 Ili Jo Fourteen ('tits. viz. Radicals discovered in thu 'loon—litm they got there--Tise Devil at the 1101 The 31oon in full, exhibiting several web-Aiwa Bases— Opuuliog at an Alehouse. and appointing a Mooting—U.l2g 10 the Meeting—Place of Meeting -Procession of Broad Bottoms—f•Aairing a We4terioster Rnromi— tu Ohl !h.!. , lier--(:l.bbett and Hunt with Tout Paine's boors—King 131o)rge Pat. at.. Kr. Printed fur r. chigo e . 11"o:owner to hia Maje.ty. PaH anll and sold by J. J. John...lt. Uteapside. and all Hook- sTATE TRIALS. This day was published, In Fors' octavo, price If. I Is. Od. boards, Vol. XXVII., being the Si tth of the l'untiuration of ACOMPLETE COLLEC HON OF STATE TRI %IA end Proceedings for I I igh 'Treason and other rrintes and AlisdrinesourN. Iruni the earliest Period II) the Year U!43, .11k Noir* and odder Illo.trations. Compiled by T. li. fIOW F.s. 1. ; and continued (ruin the Year 1763 to the present time. ily 'Thomas Junes Howell, Esq. The Cases comprily I in thi. Volume are I. The Trial of JIMIPS Irihur treonnor, Esq.. John Hinns, John Allen. and Jerrittiatt Iran , ou an Indict strut fur High Treason, A. D. 1795.--Il'untiaued (row Ina preceding volistm 9--41. TRIAL % Gtr the IRISH REHELLION, viz. of Hear) anti Julio Nitrate , . Estira. Itan 6trri; ofJoba Mae Can ; 11% roc ; of Oliver Road, Mier client; and of Tueuhal:l Wolfe 'cone; all for High Treason, A. D. 179 K. 7. Trial of John %lat. Doom , Rnu. ■ad John Parry, for a Libel tos the Emperor of Remain. A. D. 17911. IL Trial ofJohr Cattlell, far pabiletiog a Seditious Libel, 17111). Y. Trial 0(1311:Hit WsAellell, (lark, fur • Beditkois la bel. A. I). 17111). 10. Trial of ao Artion brought by Mr. Wrisht Thews J•dlin Vit-tgeraid. Ks/. Big :Merin of thu County of Tipperary, fur %small nail Bailin,. A. I). 170;1. e 11. Proceeding+ un an Information azainst the lice tt lion. tinekyllle, Karl of 'Planet ; Robert Ferguson, K4q. Barriwer at taw ; Hauler Browne, gay ; Debok km. Usti.; and T: onto Thoinpson, Esq. ; for a Riot and other Misiterneanum .t. 1;110. Id. Proceedings in the disco( Benjamin Flower. Print's, on a Commitment 111 the noose of Lords. for • Broach ul Privilege, iu publisaiug a Libel on the Disks" of lAmielotr. t. I). 1;th). 13. Trial of William P)rne. of Tlell,ntantpi,llow. toy.. on . ehar7es . ofllEbellinu pug! Moir. i:er. 1. J). 17W. 14. Trial diohnlte, otherwise Capt. re trnought, fur fire Nlatsler of the Rev. Ginner Knipe. A. D. 17161. 16. Trial of Joint Des e. re %. jua. otshiAxgxaa, %redord, for Rebellion, A. D. IP.M. lA. Proceedlogs is the. Case of Jame, \apro. Tandy slut Harvey Alorris , satiated ui iligu fressun. A.D. lba4L AND 17. Trial of Jaineg lfa 11kbl, at the Bar of the Conti of kink's Bent h, for Min Treason. 1. I). leoo.--[Nurr lint poistilhed.] London : Printeil for Longman, Hurd, Bert, Onto., and Bros •' J. M. Ric-liar:km' ; Kingsbury, Harbor... and .ali en: Italawlu, Craildort, end Joy : I:. Jetfer.. Son; J. Ilatrinird and re.ti ; It. 11. Erami: J. Booker ; J. Bi.oth ; Budd and Calkio; atsd T. C. Hansard. For the aecommodation of siodt person; as pomesa Ilar grare's State 'Trials. a separate title-paar has been priatal. rn as to rim der the Contiehation appikshie to that as well as to the octavo edition. Taus. those woo wish to possess the Modena Slate Trials as a separate Work. or as a hap- Firment to either of the Coliections, may be pros ided with it accordingly. By who also are recently potbli.hed. Vol. X XXIX and XI. of 11.1Ni4.1RIrs HARM 111ENTARY 1711 , 113.1TF:5. Containing the Prmeedings of bell: Zion es of Parliamest. (ruin the idol May to the &is.: of the last Session. Alsn Vol. X XXV of THE P.l/11.1 iNIENT.‘R V lIIA TOR Y OR Intl [AND, from tho ~first Period to Ilir Year ISO& from whit* last wocutimard Elw•ct.li b eoutintied downwards iu the Work, esdillorl ••llansartl's Parliameatary Debuts's.— Thy 38th and kat Volame. aiiieh will brlon• down Hi.* Work to November. IOU& the Period when •• ilmoslrd's Parinmentary Debates" were rommeared. it uearl) mid). for delivery. Tice VOlMile Ueuerat index will he com pleted with all poulble expedition. •,,,* In the Edinburgh Het lew, No. SO, June. 1914, p. ?OK note. mention Is made 1.1 this Wort in the following words: " Ti,," (New) Parliamentary History.' We rinnot quote this ear lel and jut:Hour Collection aithoat bearing testimony to IN Anguar merits. It drorry.,-.. as well as Mime Trials, to he numbered among the most earful and best conducted Works of late years. Both care ladies pewits's- parts :sf ail collections of English History. To mention two such important Works, in a note r n the review of so worthless a publleatiou as that before us. may seem to Ire a irssainsent very unsuitable to their importance. The truth k, that it has long been Wended to notice them nv•re heeomingly; that such an intention is far from being now relinquished; but that experience of the a cc idents w hi c h are apt to delay the pie:alio.' of literary projects, induces us to take the earliest oppor,unity of apprising all our reader:sof their great taint'.' OLD MONEY OFIICE, 2, Duke-street, Add phi, establklicil in ISo4.—Towa and Country Bankers and Nlerrhent.' Bills Ctotted, and to any amount, the moment the solidity ems be aseertnined.—.Cl4loo is remit. or 14,4. to be ads:owed upon deposlli of perty. &e. at n short plate. jrueli, untehe4. and a pollen good.;: and %herr the country linoleers' Hills upon London are at long date-. then part cash. and a bill upon London. at a short date giren. .t 10.11Ut1 ready to be •thaneed upon frerhohl property. uv lIE %Urn. - g - T NDER the denomination of Nerrotts Disorders, Li in its full extent, ore included se►oral di.raar , ► of the frost dangerous kind. The most common symptoms are weeknexs, flatulence. palpitation, watehfuldess, drowsiness after eating, timidity. lushes of hest and cold. numbness. rigors of difierrut parts. giddiness, pain (especial of the bead. heel, and loins). hiccup. difficulty of respiration and deglutition, anxiety, dry cough, Lc. de. For these complaints. the Cordial Balm of Gilead i.. an efficacious remedy. as ma)• be seen by the pamphlet deliver ed gratis, by thy venders. f;nldby Leigh..lB,dtrand; Rama& Vo.lan.osford-street Mr. Ward. pillhorn; and sir. Watling, Ru, n 1 Exchange; price I Is. per bottle, and four in one for 335. whereby 114. are saved. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY. ed. Qt. ers-rritirr. l'HiArsi nit. LONDO!4. Urrom and Co.'s Cheap, Durable, and Im iwne4 ra ble PAINTS. per cwt. Stone Colour - - 4Ss. Riaek - - - White - - -441 e. Yellow - - . Xis. Slate and Lead Colours P. per ewe. Invisible Groan - 4i►.. (hive lireen • - 764. Vine deep 0 reen - I l?.s. Dark Red - - /Os. RIISIst Red - - ilk. 011onolate - - 491. , Prepared Oil to thin for use. per gallon, h. &I. Linseed Oil. Turpentine, and Colours ()revery description. These Paint, are very ornamental, and nay be applied with greet advantace to all the purposes almond Painting. inalde and out, where a handsome appearance, durability. aid economy ■re eonsiderations. For park-palings, out buildings, stitc , o and 'flavor fronts, Iron and wood railing, and shipping purpose.. the) are peculiarly adapted, an they mid the eneet4 of u enther in an unusual degree, and are a cure for the worm and dr) rot. Thep ako r►ser a surface uetirlv tw iee a+ great as other Paints. and may be applied with little trwthle. requiring only to be thinned with LiJseed of Prepared Oil. •.` Retitled Coal Tar Brows. 20g. per ewt. Vandalise. Ike. Le. ItTE INMIION GOOD TRAVELLING, from V Nip 111/AWltleri lIR.AD INN. 1010W-1111J« To YOU. LEEDS. EDINOURCIII, sod all Paris of the NORTH. Pier beide toad:vg, the beet Horses, and keep excellent Time. 11% A. W. NIOUNTIIN end Co. PIARAt.'ENs' MAD IN\. SNOW-DILL, LONDON. 'rho following Post Coaches. Mall Coaches. Lc. set out from .he 'Saracen's !lead lost, The UNIPIIt 14, a new Liverito , Unfit (*Dark only one nicht on the road, carries roar Insides and Pour Outsl.lea ; t.els out a err li. at Oae o'rlock. Noises at I.irerpool next Afternoon at 1 ( k oTtock. through thosslahle, IVeohartt. Itrittho7. Northamiono. Welton!. Lotterworth. Illnekles. .ktherstoas. Stour. Kugel). Newcastle, Knots ford. ‘Varrhanton. met Prescott. souvp tis rn /N. 14 irinKtnn. Winchester. as 1 Basing stote, N Your-insi , l4 , t'oaeh, at Wl' past 1314 Cll O'Cliwl IS the Noenior, arrive% at the D:llpisin lua, ti... by Inspo'Clo. la a moat sl..llrhifsel ('.. ! ,5,. ) f us ee to the tilt of %Visit?. Jersey, Guernsey, st. Stshirs, Haste 164.10111 N. tiserbere, Re. $I1&:14fillUltY. Wellington. an:l NMfatal. Po.l (oieh tern 114‘r11i,;«. at Fire c.'4 'lot& 11 . F,YMOC1'il. IN,rehriter. lialkintry. In dove?. awl lla4iniratokr. N 1 Poat Comely. etre,. %fterdom. The Wey mouth Parket* to Iltierniey, Jersey, , Alderney , St. &r. P'I'ER. Plymouth. AVeytientith. noreheater. Falmouth. Darsionteth, and Salialthr, Neer Po4t road,. every M.grn ing nt Herrn n'llioek. thruogh Ilunilun. Asittiastre, Heid run. Illtoulforcl, IlaaingAoLe. 911:1 R 9 91'11% 1 1i. 1` ATI I awl tl. Flying Post l'onehoa, through rhip peohain. 'aim% and Marlborough, e‘rry lfternoi to; terriers at Mr. Ma%e, the (ireyht..insl lota. linth. and the London Tavern. thomaa-street, and the Sumo. litistol, next linen ina.-4 tute:am to II ells, Beidgeuater, Tanolun. Exeter, mouth. &e. BOSTON. Sititt...ing. Pt•terboroo Th. irt•ot. ton., Ito.at NI tit rtiarli. .441 oat ever) E% en:isg, to Spilliby. I.uvllt. riutsby. and 11 1111. . . • • LEI:104 New I.ieln roach. railed the RoeLlochata. arts o*t tter, t rarrir4 Four litaidea (nit. sad xora re maskeht) vaay. with a Meant thrimehout. P 1144.41 CIPCINIgh Mauston!. Newark. Retior I, Doncaster, and Fel r%itrid‘r. to thej,ioltleit Lends, next hfornhapt.—Note ;distending the uneomenon expedition of this Coach. it is alloNea hi br the most arrerahle attd complete Public ('rane) ener oil the North Hoed. bring unequalled in Accommodation by au) other. II 'ASO OW. f .ongtor rei mt.° men. %man. 'Jot asides. Brownkill. Thornhill, Hauptlatr-Kila. Cannot-I, Kiartwell, sad on part tie&laud. a Kett Coach (Mitt . ). VHF:STEIL Newport. Wltitelturrh, Ts rporl..). Neat% irh. N,,,rdwirk. and Slkldlewielt. Posit:oat*, e'er, eding, as YIIRK, deurhorongil, ;iithy. thuilerlavl. Nen - elA:le, nod Eolisshurgu, new Four Inside ( I&WWII, Jib a Uuard throughout ; sets out eery M nrnint at Eighl 1)% 13ek, by way of Newark. Raiford. Tadeastrr, Darllait ion, Nortbrillerton. Durham. t )l-wprill. awl Rerwiek..— Fes. 40tozers Mludinx Cienoielvos fatigued by the I..nsth or the journey. may rest what Ilene they please, rod Idea proceed o n without noyadollional fore. . _ HULL, No'rtheav e, Bowden. Thrirn,Aswl Dones%ter, Peat Coarh. every Nlorniug at half-past Sin "'lock, to the Urns.; Keys, Markel-place. I lull M A RILBOROUGH, 8111 - i Wan. Rstusbury, 111:11 ff erford. and Newbury, Post Coach. at Neves in the Morning. , ('ARLIMLB, Penritis. find Whileitaveo, Faqir Inside Post Coach. sad • titetrd all him way.—Passen through lirough- Appleby, Gretna-bridge, Richmond. CatteAr:., Borough- Wetherhv. Aherford, Doncaster, and (Inatome. Sets out every Morning. and performs the joaritey wit:. the greel-st Nellity.---Pa4s..tmers detained on the Road h.. heist urss or pleutire, have the prealiar silt outage of their seats Uri nq sceared In the next Coach. 1.1 VEN POOL Warrington. linntsford. ne. grid, Post Coach. (idled Lie It' ai 'AVON 1•1 t•e1" Panting at Five o'Clork. to the thintentes had Inn, Iht!..-sireet. I,:verlMool.—(inariled thrortgloont. 34.% C11E:ATI:IC Winslow, Congleton, Nene to:v.. Mia mi. al.! Wolverhampton, Post Cotten, every .titernous.— Unar.led. _ _ _ 811111 INIIII.III Post Coach, with a Guard. : , ets oat every Alter:soon. and reaches Btrisinshant next day at Noon. Passes by DT rorst. En.ton, anti Nhipstoet, to the Saracen's II rad. Bull-street. Birmingham. IIIIEFFIR1.1) and itutherinun Pod Casa. railed the ROCRINtitiIIM. every Nlorning. MCNDP:IIL.'IND.Mtoekton, and Yann. New Coach. eyes.) . Ilbraleg. to the tieorge Inn, Handeriand. WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning. at half-past Nix B1111)(11.:NORTII and Witsal New Post Coach, ever) Evening. KEN!) I f.f.. I .3nroster. Preston, Kirby-f.nnschtlt. Halloo. Clowley, l►nnskirl. and Unrstane, Post Coaches. ever ternoon at File°l'lnek.—Onarded. R. CLUll's original IV 11100NR sad COAMIRI4, to N e wbury, gwindon, Aidhoarn. Wootton-Haase, Laniboarn, Ilungerforti, Chilton, Reading, and all places adjacent— Daily. - . B. IV. IiOUNT %IN and o. respectfully arqnsint their Friend* and me Puhiir, that they will not be se •ountahle for sos Parcel+. Passengers' Luggage. Writing*. Plate. &c.for N oice than Fite Pounds Value, if lost, stolen, or Iktanged. unless entered a. such, and the lasuranee paid for aecord int), at the Saracen's 'lead Inn, Snow-hill, Lottlon. - - r - "" "" THE LORDS of the TREASURY have Issued' their 11"nrrent for the FIN.‘L DRAWING of the' Lorraßy, to tyke place NEXT FRIDAY, tilh Feb. whelt the few remaining Tickets (having an EX CIDDI of, eRB). forming the tiliden Lottery, with two of te0,000! AIWA* Prizes, must all be drawn, and paid in Gold of Billie Notes, by J. and J. ISIVEWRICIFIT, $l7, CiiRSHILL: 11, Dozen's; ett, II , I lel, Ozroro-zraarr ; Wbo Sold itt this Lottery, No. 1,606, Prize of Eilo,ooo, mad IS 1;i74 ariTALs. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF OP LORDS, Fan. 111. The House cwt about haltpast three o'clock. The ttaths were administered to the Earl Dishy, Be Ratio( Courtown, and other Lords. The Marquis CHOLIIONIW.LEY reported the. An suer of the Kinisto the Address of the House in reply to his Mairs'y's ,lessage respecting calling a new Par liament, expressing his Majesty's satisfaction at the sentitnents roltainesl in the Address. His Lordship a6u reported the Allswit: if the King to the address of Contloleace to his Majesty, on the death of hi, late Royal Brother the Hulce of Kent. The Marquis CORNWALLIS reported the Answer of her Rot-al Highness the Duchess of Kent to the Message of Coodolenee to her Royal Highness, on the death of his late Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. The Lea Bridge Bill and a Road Bill were brought ep f the House of Commons, by Mr. Hottblon amt othrr Members, and read a first time. Mr. Itipi ttttt , from the Bank of England, presented the Annual Account respecting the Redaction of the N.- tiunal Debt.—Orderetl to lie upon the table. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Lord AUCKLAND presented a Petition from the Pri soners unlined for Debt in the King's Bench Prison. praying for the continuance of the Insolvent Debtor,' Act. Ilis Lordship expressed himself favourable to the !prayer of the Petition, as, unless the Act, ahich %err shortly expired, was rontinned, much private misery would ensue, and ronsillerall'w public inconvenience. Ile took the opportunity of giving notice of his intention to move, early in the new Parliament. for a Committee to inquire into the state of these laws.—The Petition was ordered to lie upon the table. The Marquis of LANSDOWN presented two Peti tions for the continuance of the Insolvent Debtors' Arr, from the Prisoners confined fur Debt in the Borongli (fact) of Liverpool and in the Fleet Prison. His Lord ship also expressed himself favourable to the object of the Petitions; for though there were many ollections io the provisionr of the Art, yet he was desirous it should he runtitittell for a tittw, with all its itwouve niences, were it only fur the purposed forring the mei sioleration of the sislije.l 'Ton the attention of Paella useur.—The Petitions were ordered to lie upon the table. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). 1101 . SE OP COMMONS, Fun. !1. The SPEAKER having takes tLe Chair at the tisral hum-, set, ral Alenihers took the Oaths, among them it e observed Charles Celli. Western. Esq. (Essex). Ol:COFfiti OF SOOT. Istri 11301MITH appeared at the Bar and presenteJ the Answer of iterlioral Highness tile Duchess of hem to the Address of l'onanience of the Noose of I the Lamented ileoh of her late Midi:mil. Iler Boy sl expremeil her most grateful acknoitleolEtiom . , for the participation of the Hoene in the afflictiou u ith which she has been visited. NEIMPITAtIY MiffMAW Or TUB CZOWX. Mr. 1111011111 AM said it would he in the recollection of the Manse, that early in the Session of 0 4 12. he moved for a return of the amount and application of the stitferent monies received by ti:e Cron n :Odell were not under the immediate rontroul of Parliament. This was at all times a *natter of great importance in our regulations, bnt it was more particularly so at period like the present, when new arrangements for the **piton of the lloyal dignity were about to lie entered into. The funds to whit:, he alluded were important, as they involved a considerable variety of influence and management. When he insole the motion to which he alluded, hr was answered, that arrangement:. baying bees' 'mole by Parliament fur supporting the Civil list, it would be improper to enter into such on inctuir, as it would he a breads of the terms agreed upon. Thu it teas admitted at the sa:nr time that smelt an ottiniry might he made on the eletuite of t h e l'emen. H e felt the r a n force of this olijeedon, and therefore the lineation 11.214 not since agitated e!tlier by histsself or hiss friend. Hot now hr cone:nye!! the period was arrived when such a motion ought to be made. Those funds had, he under stood, arisen to such an important amount that they aright to be settled sin a perniatunt and commit:Wow' loading. Indeed Mr. Perreval himself admitted, that Parliament had always :: right to inquire from time to time into the amount and application of those hands. Ile altssald therefore more that an humble Address be oresented to his Majesty. praying that there be laid be fore the Moose an recount of the different monies arising to the Crown from the Vroits of the Crown, the of the Admiralty, the 44 per cent. West India Holies, from errt.aiu Scotch Revenues, and also all other monies not here included. The CHANCRi.LOR ofthe EXCIIFQI'ER observe.% that he did not rise for the purpose of opposing the too :ion. It Wan trite, that the regulations mask respecting 1 the ( List of his late Alajesty prevented any such in quiry slotting his reign, and that no such obstacle existed at present. He wished at the same time to state. that no motion fur an irritant of the amount and application ..f these revennes had ever been refused by Mi niso•rs.— jilear!)-111. e.-as awatr that the object of Cie tnution lens to bring under one view suet,.( disjoined aeront.t., but he conceived that it would he more cxpeiheot to have the snlojert deferred until the meeting of the ors. Parliament. 1k repeated, that he did not meats to pose the motion. Mr. 11140111i1AM said, his Olivet was to tare is mark time as possible, when the downssion of the u,. I,7st should lw brought ftwsrard. Their respect fur the Crown made it imperatively necessary that the poni.iuu retptisite to support the Royal dignity should be de- I aye , ' as little as possible. This motion, if tarried, w mid brifitior the arrangements for that porno e. The mo , • ou was pit', and carried neanintously. t v!: HAZTON. REX NET pre.euted a Petition from **veal Ma gistrate. and other inloal,'tants of Cape Breton, _praying tit Oovernment of that island be as t transferre i 'n Nova Scotia. Mr. It. observed - , that hr had heard al; - gallons of complaim against the Hoy root an I Chi,4 Justice of the 1. r:uer plat- , trot tle. y were not, as e stulerstooll, confirmed ; on the conk try. he hail s.. n them runtrsolicted by the Chit fJetstire binsselL Petition laid on the table. INSOLVENT DENTORS' • Mr. AIIF.III . IIOiIBY prr4ente.l two Petidogs: one fr..m the primoi,ers ennfineti for iteht in Liverpool the e'er from the debtor. in the Meet. pooping a coo ti finance of the liovolvent Att.—Laid on rho WA*. _:~ ~ Len A I. JURISDICTIONS SILL. Mr. scmiLETT. in wowing the second teIOIRE of this Bill, entered into an explanation of the evils whit is 1 • ,-~ ~_' It ; t. It • 1 1 1~ I ‘' C &PIT A I. PIANO-FORTES and H:1 RP.— A Othiqet Piano-Forte, equal to new: it censust be es- Wed totieh and tone, add keeping well In tune. wor'h tv glitle7 *, for 38 guint.Ps ; a Petbml Harp, with .11.1 the P - 41 % trrrn tte. good as new, helmllleil I 3 13 ' I • "*.t ;4 ‘ 11.1 . , 11%. for 43 papas; a spore PlanO-Furte. :it P 4114 4; rittu, t•ti guineas. Also toe% he !ern, ft e much limited and fasinoonhie Obllgne Plano-For , - the hest of di iistrameata iun Late been sold and opprut ra of. Th. emtrr eboal IWITiIaSi.IK a PiltlO-Fume, ahffilki "be Ibis eb,e iustrumeut, before the) determine, at Mr. W alien's, Lt:cester-place. ICS Co. tad iid . • 1.