The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-16 00:00:00

4 111 pIMM. - - -": - Os "'."'S jA a( ouss TikAmm" , c4vatitA • • - eNc.ti „ I,t, Ltzut,tier ...”PMPJIMMINgE I I r ..r ;4.4. Of " " • 06 11 rest.pi • LONDON, tr it o A T] ~/. rN to, . No. 5101. riONRTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION Ow thil- MOU Ili POS PRINCIPLESING the PROGRESS of DISIDTAL es/ SW . Cordele* Is s lielate-treet, ObideMm. Nibs% I. A i e Committee. Is publishing the isilltiesal List at Sub to this day. hem Is ohms, their astielhedes Is doop Joidliblt se rt/Allias • presto( the eestlsesd .. la which their seeds ere held Sy the loyal sled part of their fellow subjects. It Is set ter Imitate the coodeet of persons who. for permits p ln;sed t hidi WNW be misunderstood. have endesvost•ed to soft OAPS a &weer against the Assoelatios. Firm in Ste M l g : sZapes wbkk the I sethetiou was established, the ell set miler themselves to be tented snide f r om * s kirt? by are mdemnies and falsehoods of knows vidatmrs of the law, she by the absurd and aagry attacks of o k er sopUeete ; still leis wUI they eosseet to be draws bele ow ausevide• epee the proeseettome for seditious HMIs / whew Imre deemed It expedient to institute. end whisk fin so libitbeir progress before the proper Tribunals. CHAS. 1117111.4 Y. lies. Secretary. m o w goiwiptioas from As 171 h et May to the Oh it Jibe. Jr. I. toss* Dudley mad 41. 8. Jobs Penult. Esq. I I Mod • 00 0 Wm. Hopkins. Esq. 9 U MN. Arai Merritt Col. Moubray 1 1 N sub.) 10 0 Thomas Shaw. Seq. 1 0 iteeses 912 0 1frass. Viscount Sydney 6 0 (Id sub.) 10 10 Geo. Sir G. Nogest. Sr& More 6 0 Bart. 10 10 Jeks Meets . 3 3 George Salim, Zaq. Wsk long; 6 0 Ald. M. P. 6 6 Wt, J. Migh, R. N. 1 1 The Rev. N. Hisao 6 0 Bal. Slog 1 1 Mr. Thomas Stueley 1 1 Bon. CoL Windsor 1 I lobo W.Elmlib. Esq. 6 0 Rawsnl Stacey, Esq. 2 9 Hon. Mrs. Coeksyse 10 10 Mr F. Musgrove, Bart. The Rev. Lloyd 1 0 (Additional As.) I 8 Miss Ford 1 0 Illn, Patten Held 1 We. Denby, Esq. 6 6 Mrs. Najendie 1 W. P. Burrell, Esq. (ild Rte. Dr. F. Clinton 1 subscription) 9 0 00. Sir Geo. Hewett 1 Brigg. Lissa-Col. Johnson 1 The Rev. John Holt, Mrs. Taylor I Wrawby 1 I Ilir Wm. Finns. Bart. 6 0 Peterborough. Major Geo. Balliegell 1 1 Tbe Rev. J. 8. Pratt, Unit. D. J. Sailboat!, L.L.B. Prebeedery Re N. - 1 0 of Peterborough (A.) 1 1 Me Yorke. Esq. 8 3 The Rev. the Arelsdea- Ike. Dr. J. Roberts 9 0 eon of Meditators/so 6 6 E. J. Shepherd. lbsq. 1 1 Mrs. Styes' 1 1 Andrew Allem. Esq. 9 9 Dirs. Welles 2 0 Col. G. Raba. 6 0 Mn. BeharroU 1 A Widow's Mite 1 1 Mrs. Ann Beharrell 1 Ilk L fitness, Batt 9 9 Mrs. Demise 1 Ths Rev. Dr. Price 6 6 Mrs. Plokney 1 11us.Deppa 10 10 James Yorke. Esq. 1 Admiral Nowell 2 I Jobs Gates. Esq. 1 U. Ferrier. Bog. 1 0 Exeter. 1 11, C. Haney. Esq. I 1 Rebut Collings, Esq. 9 0 Charles Gering, Req. 8 0 Cheshire. Rev. R. Countable 1 1 Sansei Higoett. Simi. Wm. Prevost. Esq. a 9 Osage, sear Nola. Rev. G. 8. Peofold I 1 wieb 1 0 Col. W. C. Madam 1 1 Stockport Loyal Wan- A. W. 6 0 lagtoo Club 0 S Thos.L. Fish, Esq. (A) 1 1 Soliabery. Thomas Lett. Esq. 8 The Rev bes . Arebeenoes IN* Bruns. Req. (A) 1 3 Ple SS Jesh. Roberts. Esq. i Nortkampteusldre. Geo. N. Balfour 1 The Ilea. J. Moacktois, Gen. James Balfour(A) 1 Fleshed. 6 6 James Taylor, Esq. I The Rev. C. C•ok- Mrs. James Taylor 1 sea - 1 0 J. Trevelyso, Esq. 1 Wm. Sawbridge, Esq. 9 U Mrs. Trevelyan 1 Oxford. Henry. Houghton. Esq. I Messrs. Fletcher, Par- Lieut.-Gen. Yansittart 1 sou sod Co. 6 3 David Peasant, Esq. 6 0 Somersetskire. A. B. on reeding Mr. M. Dalton, Esq. Sheiks Brougbam's Hone 6 6 as delivered si rt Staines. Heise of Commises Miss Grave Short Wood 1 0 ea the SIN May 1 I Edinbargh. No Eneatrager of Re- Douglas, Esq. hellion 1 0 Woodford. No Poisonous Press I U Jobs Hanson. Esq._ 9 0 W. A. Garrett, Esq. 6 0 John Popplewell , Esq. S U Mrs. George Ste es 1 1 Weymouth. R. Rushbrooke. Esq. 9 0 Wylde Brows, Esq. 3 3 A.ll. Strong. Esq. I 0 Rutland. The Rev. J. T. Hand 6 6 Rev. Richard Carey T. J. Ireland, Msg. 9 9 Barrowdon 1 I Richard Eaton, Esq. 6 I Ipswich. Wm. Peden. Esq. 6 I Rev. J. C. Cooke 1 I Thomas Miller, Esq 1 1 Edw. Bacon. Esq. I I The Rev. M. 8. Smith 6 0 Rev. Thos. Cobbsid 3 0 The Rev. J. Webber I I Rev. Wm. Howarth 1 0 Hennes Legge Esq. 6 0 Liverpool. Sir Arthur K. ['Asp 6 6 John Harrocks, Esq. 20 0 The Hon. H. Legge 6 6 Bryan Blundell. Esq. 2 0 The Rev. 9. D. Myers 1 1 J. T. Swainson. Esq. 2 0 The Rev. H. Palmer 6 6 Edmund Rigby. Esq. 10 0 Mrs. Palmer 9 9 Rev. Wm. Blundell, 3 0 Jobs Trotter. Esq. 10 0 A Friend to the Insti- D. A.B. Dewar, Esq. 11 9 teflon. by Bryan Übe Forbes. Esq. 10 u Blundell. Esq. 10 0 Ist. E. H. Whiuleld 6 6 Staffordshire. BrCharles Rich, Bart. 3 6 N.H. Williamson, Esq. Merles Rsikes, Esq. 6 6 Loogport. 6 0 P.R. Locker. Esq. lb I Halifax. Rev. Witenhall Sneyd 1 I Jolta Waterhouse, Esq. 1 Sir Francis Wilke 6 0 Messrs. Rawson sad The Rev. M. Beckley 11 0 9allosrshros George Show, Esq. 1 1 Rev. D. Augustus Bel- Thomas Horton. Esq. 9 0 wee, Callum* 9 lb H. L Edwards, Esq. 1 1 Wm. Blake. Esq. Swats- 1 Rev. Samuel Knight 1 1 Um - 9 0 Devonshire. Robert Copemsn, Esq. Rev. Francis Huyshe, Aylshom 11 0 Oskhampton 6 0 Sunderland. Norfolk. Wm. Dolt*, Esq. L,rd BuSeld, Canton- High Buss horse 10 0 N. B. Donations end Subscriptions will be received by tie Treasurer. Richard Rotheell. Esq. Alderman, No. It). Kiurstreet, Chespside; and by the following Bankers : Messrs. Barclay. Tritton and Co.; Messrs. Barnard. Di ms os:e, and Co.; Messrs. Birch and Chambers ; Messrs. Rood. Sons, and Pattisall ; Messrs. Bosanquet, Pitt, and Co. ; Messrs. Cocks, Cocks. Ridge and Co. ; Sir Wm. Cords. Bert. and Co. ; Messrs. Oorriens. Mogen, and Co. ; Messrs. Drummond* and t'o.; Messrs. Everett, Walker and Co. ; Messrs. Frye and Chapman ; M . Richard sod George Fuller; Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Hart. and Co.; Messrs. Costing, and Sharp ; Messrs:Merries, Farquhar and Co. ; Messrs. Hoartor. Fleet-street: Messrs. Hodsoll and Sir W. h:itiing, Bart.; Messrs. Hopkinsons ; Messrs. Jowl*. Lloyd sod Co. ; Messrs. Lees, Bressey and Co. ; Sir J. W. Ltbbock, Rart. and Co. ; Messrs. Marryatt, Sir W. Kay. Boot and Co. ; Messrs. Ma sterman. Peters end Co. ; Messrs. Marsh. Sibloild and Co. ; Messrs. Marten. Call, and Co. ; Messrs. Martin, Stone and Co.; Messrs. W. Merle, Son and Co. ; Messrs Morlsods. Auriol and Co ; Sir John ?erring, Rut. and Co.; Sir John Pinhorn. Weston and Co. ; Sir Peter Pole, Bart. and Co ; Messrs. Paget, Rslehridge and f:o ; Messrs. Ransom sod Co; Messrs. bilked, South anti Co. , ..• Messrs. Smith Payne. and Co. ; Messrs. Snow and Paul ; Messrs. SWewsons east Co. ; Messrs. Stevenson and Salt ; Messrs. itmore. Wells and Co ; Messrs. Williams. motratt and Co. ; Messrs. Willis, Percival and Co.; Messrs. Ladbrokes sod Gillman ; Messrs. Preeds, Mackworth and Co. ; also at ats 06Ice of the Association. No. (I. Midge-street. tuna bars, London: where all other communications moo he an *vied try letter to - Mr. J. B. Sharp, llessoney Assistant 11:c•vt.ry. 6 0 " Coon for 'WA .11411PDB1f • • INITT of LONDON MINERAL PENSION 80. \.I CIRTY. for the Pemaaaret Relief of Decayed Arti same. Mechanics, and their Widows. seder the bulimia, Palmtop of His Rep) Mews' the Dube of NUSSDE. 0.. Hie Royal Rightism Prises LEOPOLD. K. 0.. Her Royal Highness the Dodersa of KENT:. Her Grace the Dodgem of WELLINGTON. Preeldeet. The nista Iloaorrable the LORD MAYOR. A SERMON. la AID of the FUNDS of this Charity. will be preached at Cerlielemhapel. Keesinetomlaar. Lambeth. TO-MORROW. by the Rev. J. S. SERGROVR. LLB.. Rector of (moiler. Katt. Chaplain to the Right Boa. the Earl of Camilla, sad Misister of the above dispel. Sob wiping and dowses are received by W. WILLIAMS. Esq., LP., Woofers,. IRrehis-Isis; sod Mc D. MAW mos, Bosomy Secretary. Weihrook. v. TO NOBUIMEN. OETITLUSIEN. iIARDZ*IIIIII. tit. PIN° DIVITROT MORNS fir lisigioltilismadau Gravel-Walks. Kitchen-Gardena. Pets. 11 tzolibes• the Irish at the ilerdeser 1. Iliserree seen OW 111=611 cods. aspen". by white the Weems in re-g Ihr. whisk ae nob Mph their beauty. asattliaboulkeiba sea flamed tabours of sampleg and rolling. Weld be may de stroyed (and also the Slop.) sad the preveserd hens In jean the Gress or young Plants, sad renewing his labelers of seas sleet. It Is with moth satisfeetion that Daum. Ilnenentan.. Oardeuer to William Davidson. Esq. of KeesleglSS Orevel Pia, sae point oat the desired Remedy; whkll may be readily procured. site very moderate espouse. wed oily ap =is thareilsre humbly proposed by the old Deelei I, to mho lie remedy. and lb. proper doe sad of appileadeab tally knows ; •esd ter AY purpose. mad by the anise et ease reepestable kinds stile owe proliona. to thisselpdeo of hell-odldose ter the full direction to prepare and to use no enve.—The suppose will be fres &nth twelve shililep per owe. That the remedy will answer the above proposes. Is at tested by the undsniped respectable person s end the re ceipt will be gives to each Subscriber. as me* as Two Thousand Subscriptions have been obtalsed. Coesidaring the small Subseriptioa, mod the cheap mid espoilitioes me thod of destroying them, it Is presumed that Two Thoeseed Subscriptions will not be too many. Daniel Macdougall Is so eonlident of the elleacy of his receipt. (beide, proved it upwards of twelve months.) that he engages le Mere the mosey subscribed, should his receipt be foetid to prose is effectual. Applications to be made by letter. pest paid. addressed Dasiel illaedoegaU. at Mr. Humes. No. 4V. Of•Pli.Siftol. Grosveaor-square: tied Subscriptions received at the fol lowing Nursery and Seedsmee—Mr. Lee. Hammersmith; Mr. Malcolm, Kensington ; Mr. Headers's. Pine-Apple Place. Edgeware-road ; Mr. Davev. king's-road. Chelsea ; Mr. Thompson. Mile End; Mr. Jenkins, Perlman Nursery. New-road ; Messrs. Cormack, and boa, New-Cross Rent ; Mr. Dickson, Covent-garden ; Mac 'berme. No. lOC os/ord-street ; sad Mr. Andereoe, Botanic Gardens. e belie.. APIDISW HIND/RION. Nursery mod Sesames, Piss- Apple. EAlgowsre-road. Taos's' Dsvor. Florio, King's-road, Chelsea. Wir.Lisu Anatomic, Botsole-gardens. Carboy. SA. MOUNTAIN and Co.. SAKACKN'M HKAD eINN. fleowisill. Lowden. The Meek" rest Casettes. Mall Casabas. es sal eel treat the *bore lila : The "Telegraph." Ramagete. Margme. sat Illaglesherp aew post coeds. even morning. at a quarter peel anems. la consequence of the decided preference gives to the above coach, the proprietors are determined so 'spume shall be spared to render it the lest essompyawee eh that road. Dover, Deal. 9 andwich, and Feversham, every normal, et a quarter past seven, and six in the evening. Summon, rhethata. Rochester. Nittiegbeerae. and Rain bows. every• morning, at a quarter peat seven. Falmouth, Plyni ,, tetit, Exeter, Weymouth. Dorchester. Dartmouth, and nelishury, every morning. sinews. through Honiton, kxminster. Rridport, Blandford. and Basingstoke. The Union." Southampton, 11.ymIngtots, Wieehester. and Basingstoke sew coach. every months( at eight ; ar rives at the Coach and Horses, Southampton, by eve. The proprietors of the above coach hope to receive a con tinuance of that support which has hitherto bees experienced slice the commencement of the •• Caicos." No raelag with other coaches Bath and Bristol Ilviou post coaches. throagh Chippea ham. Caine. and Marlborough. every ■fteraew. at sae. coacuss TO satuusw•TEN, TAUNTON, AND PLIMOrT.I. The " Umpire." • new Liverpool light esech. only one night on the road. carrying four inside. seta out daily : through Woburn, Northampton, WeNord. I.tattervrorok. Hinckley, Atherstone. Lichfield, Stone, Newcastle, hauls ford. Warrington. and Preston. Shrewsbury, Wellington, and Shiftsl coolie, every even ing. at Ave. The " Union," Weymouth. Dorchester. Blandford. Salis bury. Andover, and Basingstoke new posts:each, every af lemons. at four. run WSTKOI:TiI PACIESTS TO outaxser, JIMMY, rillitllOCßG, ST. DIALOES, Sir. The "Rockleghant." Leeds new light comb, sets out every morning at eight ; and passes through Stamford. Newark, Retford, Doncaster, sad Ferrybridge. to the Gol den Lion. Leeds. next morning. at ten. Notwithstanding the uncommon of this eoaeb, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and eemplete public conveyance on the north road, being eneqsalled by any other. Glasgow. I.ongtown. Gretna Green, Ants, Demfriee, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar, Kiln. Cansoeft, Kiopwell, and all parts of Scotland. a posteoach daily. York, Scarborough. Whitby, Shields, Sunderland. New castle and Edinburgh. new post coach. with a guard throughout • sets out every moraine et nine. by way of Newark, Raiford. Tadeaster. Darlington. Northelleeten. Durham. Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers lading Meet selves fatigued on the journey. may rest what thee they please, and then proceed on without any additional fare. Bricigenorth and Weisel post coos* every eveaing. Marlborough and tivrinskon new four aside coach, through Aldbourn. Reading. Lambourn, Purton. Lydiegton, Pewsey. Wooton Basset, Rautsbury. Hangerford and Newbury, every morning. Boston. Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton and fluntingdos Royal Mail Coach. every evening; to Spilsby, Leith, Grimsby and Hull, every afternoon, at six. Carlisle, Penrith. and Whitehavee sew four Inside Post Caleb r passes through Brough, Appleby . . Gretna-bride, Rtehmotod,Catteriek. Boroughbride. Wetiserby. Aberford, Doncaster. and Grantham. Passengers detrained on the road by business, or pleasnre, have the peeuliar advantage of their meats being secured in the next coat+. Manchester. Winslow, Congleton. Newcastle, Weisel. end Wolverhampton post-coach, every a fteraoon. Wakefield post-eoach every morning. Kendal. Lancaster, Preston. Kirby-Lenedale. Holton. Charley. Orussisirls and Garstre; post-coach's, every af ternoon at Five. Liverpool. Warrington, Knutsford. Stone. Stafford. and Litchtlekl post-coach, called the • • Dedanee," every evenieg, to the Saracen's (lead Inn. Dale-street. Liverpool. Chester. Newport, Whitechurch, Torporley. Nenopteich. Northwich, sod Midsfiewich, post-eoa :lottery eseeing. Gosialtning and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Ash steed. Epsom, Leatherhead. &e. Tuesday. Taersday, and Saturday Moraines. at 0 S. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully aeqoaint their Friends and the Mobile. that they %Ili not be amount aide for any Parcels, Pa ssermers' Lonoesee. Writing*. Plate, Re. of more than Five Posonsie Tahoe. if lost. stolen. or da , moped. unless entered 114 41141. NM th e benne/re !mid foe a:cordi,:tgt, at the tiaracza's it • te 111, Sow Lon kn. 3 3 2 2 Is she PINK sad kradur dial is Ile SejWd!" Khoo. pries is. extra beards. 11111 . ASSISTANT; exbibitiog ISA wises sad most comet modes a Bursa- SCRIPTION CONSINNCIDUCNT and CONCLUSION of to Possoms of ovary demo of RNA; hi asflog Ile . Clsriesl, sod Jedkhl Dignitaries, wit! UM of Forel,' Ambassadors sad Cassels. Also, the Ferss 1/00./Seffy to be seed is Applisatioss or IPoti tier t• She King is CosselLHosses of Lords sad Cosenoss. Oseoramost Mow and Mlle Consults ; with Tables of Procedsoty. sod she Ablestrisliess of the several British sad For** Driers of K —By the Amber of the P and II montage be. M:o silo *my Ines his yorprr thie„ lost he be ollesdal. and y 0 betray year igoorance."—Psehas. Frisby' far the Author, sad sold by 0. end W. Whitta ker, Ate Maria-lase ; sad Jobs Warm, Obi llooknrost,. doe. te. _ s. with superior Ragrasinp. any il edigud t er f e sea l b: had separately. la Mb velem.% IlMeirlited ..nes et the melt inserestlag 'basses la the sueseal ...4061111, prise M. Ms. is beards. 111 TO PO GRAPHY otORBAT BRITAIN, g asman Tanen...m.2 re 47T Diu i er c r i tae s : j isaeriptiea of .111 h. Commies Ii = P a i d. W:les s ar se rlaed I teetaining a particular ammo of their • Fisheries. Pieturestpm see- Intent, Manufactures. ISM • Toms, • Trade. Numeral History. Sivere. I Commerce. Phil I gaelesias inforetahon, k - Lake', Ageleebere. cal Jutisdic- Hie* Curiosities, lion, &e. illiaterds. Antiquities, interspersed with. variety of la 1, entertaieing to the ;easel reader—highly beeelicial to the Ariasinsist, Trader. sad Manufacturer, and particularly interesting to the 'needier, Spoeuistist, Antiquarian, and, in short, to treeryflehabitast of Great Britain. • •Tbe following. ouch of which is embellished with Saishod Views, may be had separately , at the prices via.: Ire 90 Heatingdonsh. I Oxfordshire 9 0 90 & Retlaadsh.9ol tiro land B sash.llo Beat (it parts)4o I (Span.) - 120 - La tereshire Shrops'iire V 0 Ca :r ll - 11 -2 0 (2 do.) - 401 Soinersetshire 10 nankin- 90. Leicestershire 9ol South Wales 20 C 01114,211 - 201 Lincolnshire 20 Staffordshire 20 =re ad 2U 1 Middlesex Suffolk -- 2 0 -20 (9 parts) -40 Surrey - -20 Doteleddre 90 Nlonetouths iire2 U I Sussex - - 90 Dorietehire 90 Norfolk - - 901 Warwickshire Itl Durham - -90 Northampton- Westmorelande o isms - - 20 shire - - 90 I Wiltshire - 20 Oloompetershire9o North Wales 96 Woreestershire9o Hampshire - 90 Northumber- Yorksh.9parts4o Herefordshire 90 land - - 2 0 Isles of Wigi.‘ Hertfordshire 20 Nottingheinsh.* U Guerneey.ie.2 0 A ilopeelor Edition is printed on line wo%e paper sadist. pressed. with coloured Maps. price Is. each part; MOW lief* sad South Wales, which are S. Sd. each. To each County are prefixed a Map and List of the Mar kets sod Fairs; as ludex, showing the distance of every tows frost Landes, and of towns Irns each other: also. a copious TIVIIILLISAI GUIDO., describing all the Roads. loon. Distances of Stages, Noblesse and Gootiessee's Seats. &e. (*new/ • Cowearra Couirry Prussia's , . 9 The Flea of this work Yu 11011i11011 peremalar appro. Mee mei comity's belag divided en, say par olee; by wild" moans persons. either riding. Sr on foot. ,have the opportunity of xiewieg many beauties, which might sot otherwise be siotieed. To frequenters of live ra tions Waterlog Places is the Kingdom, this word will be found a most agreeable Guide and Companion. Loudon : printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Joss, Pa -e-row, and sold by all booksellers. ARTIFICIAL TERTH.—Having purchased a quantity of Materials wader the ussal price, it enables the Adverdsor to snake and ilt in, from one tooth to a whole set, upon lower terms thee the trade can aford to do it for, with the prrateat esacteess, and kept is repair free of expense. Teeth sealed, extracted, Re., epos an is probed plan. ?CR. Shops supplied with Tooth Powder. Tinctures. and Lotion, for the preservation of the teeth snd gums. Ry R 4 RRON, Dentist and 'upper, 40, Goodge•street, Tottea haareourt-road. (H)KINO OLAS%IIIi and FURNITURP..— .4 eye ral large SRCOND H %ND PLATKeI. meltable for Chimneys. Piers. lied Chews's. are now on sale. me Reatioe able Terms. at Coors*. ELLIoT, and Coorait's. Cabinet. Upholstery. and Looking-Glass Manufactory. V& Ilishop.i. gate-street. Within.—New Glasses furnished. as large as ISti by 72 'Nelms. Ile by NO. or say less dimensions. at very fi e due t e priees.—Plate for Windows. Iliad in at a greater relative 'di/vintage than Crown Ulan. Noblemen. Gentlemen. Herveyors, Proprietors of Hotel. sad others. will dud this Warebonse deserving 'Monition. from its ewteii.he Variety of the hest itisilufactsred (7rtsi set and Chair Work. constantly on Sa:e. every Article be ing offered at a eunmiderable Redaction. Furniture delivered to any pert of the eoustry, without risk of Injury ur events of packing. ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. FROM the increasing demand of this winch ad mired Sauce for all sorts of Fisk Ike. it has induced the Proprietor. HENRY POWELL. at his Wholesale Oil and Italian Warehouse, ft, Newgate-street. (where the Trade may be supplied with this and all other Geouine Stases. Pickles, &c.) to return his most grateful ackno•- ledspnents to the Public for their kind patronage, and st the same time begs tercets aeottaint them that it is sold by all the Oil and Italian Warehouses in Londos, and by one or more respectable agents in every town throughout the United Kingdom. Observe, gone is genuine unless Signed "Diemen and Roo," and the Proprietors' seal on the cart. To Merchants, Captains. and others, it is partieularly re commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in any eine*. HONESTY iN HOLBORN. NIXON, GRAHAM and CO. respet•tfully announce. 1.11 they have OPENED the spacious PREMISES lately oceepied by Messrs. Hou mimosa aid Co., in a style hither , to anknoWn in that pert of the Metropolis. Their Stock is six times more extensive thee any other loose in that street, and the prices bear sot the smallest comparison with the re gular demands made in that neighbournood, even fur the most inferior goods. Those Ladies who have regularly pa tronised High Holborn. will feel greet pleasure in being able to select the very best of goods on the lowest term,. and without one farthing abatement. Tue variety comma ()revery article generally sold by first-rate Linea-drapers. Silk-mercers. Hosiers and Glovers, and from the liberal system on which the whole will be conducted, it is justly presumed the New Concern may be worthy of pebile atten tion.—Elegant Long Shawls, of the largest size, are selling at 23‘. each, and in every fancy colour at 3Cs. ; Damask Table Cloths, large end handsome patterns, at as. 6d. each, fall IA quarters long ; and full three yards Wog at 14e. ; fashionable Chintz Dresses, in every colour, richly Minced, et Iss. fid. each. and worked Robe Drewei. at ea. 91; real India Nattkevres. 1.. Itl. the piece. and beatitifal Jemmies. e leeodlugly gee, at Is. a yard; excellent Furniture,. IS.* yard. and rich coloured ground Chintzes. fall ell-vide. at is. lid. ; fast coloured Lining*. 6d. a yard, and ell-wider. at fid ; rich figured and plain OrosdeNa . ples; Satins and Irish Poplins; Dallas Nets. at is. &I. a yard, mid lee India Books, @ilia. and ltd.: with excellent YernitereDindlies. at Bjd. a yard. e.g. T.rose Ladiei who once make a gremlins* of Irish Lisette, will unquestionably refuels a seems& Siove.—flo fiery and Gloves of every (111c-'.ptin.-291, High Holborn. imos Simi Placa aotis i . L 1.14111 LACS of the foal Nine aid brood, biUlriet 14/ w z. • peer Somme Ream • rowed trim SW air .W. URLING mad Co. beg Whi tens be rublesable erg, %dist they ban prepared be the assess a 'arias ableidessive usertsestettbsir PATIO? LACS DIIIIIIMIIII. bop *On glasses le sae busked ball 7 passes eb. sees of obi, frost mesa lespremho ibebtld. tbi r _l l . o uw ta inalisfe Adlti Ow sob fel stip prosaessaa. Abe a grog sty of . Veils, Ileasto. ligeessa. Lbw Idels. Is. of every deseriptles. Ills pe- Wieldy eller abillasspeossaseible borkin.b~digter cles. seperasimillaibef late.elsmass lOWA Nimes meek sod lidletables bribe Ant analog, die Patentees respell dilly Ipprbeibe fable. dot the letter is trimpteelly Mario& se esessal ha blasts. sad Rabe It resemble Urns.% Lase. 'Wok boredom sea may be relied epee as gestdas, as their wholesale sad retail establisbeesst is !wades. Of al Ilsp dealers sepplled by thee. Every amid* Is by • stel. Mb die Pawnees' iaitleb. "a. F. U. Ca.." mad die words. ** By the (late) Qseee's mobs rky.".llpesineas„ Asada, tbe esperlerlty it tidies Lass seer esismea Lam they be sees la Aidepreases Ripe dal% lirjA rry eaddee, sod east fatialemsbie tret tt p. sad bey by spriest:s4s paid. se O. W. Urttas sad Cs. dealers opus tie best liberektersts.—lllasithetery, Sas( . Iddirlagbeerilto. . IMPERIAL PARLIAMRNT. —.a.— HOVIII OF LORDS.—Putiovr, Joss t 6. Is the Appeal Cu. of the i* Marquess of chef monde's., P. Lord Clinton," the Judgment of the Court below is favour of Lord Clinton, was alarmed. COTAL ASSENT. At half-past three o'clock the Royal Atom was brought dohs by the Loan ensscatmsa, the marl of SAAITEPOUNT. and Earl Bernmarr, me hie Illajmity's Commissioners, to the following Crosria Loads Revenue Improcemest Bill, the Irish Law Courts Fees Regulation Bill, the Irish Nisi Prins Hill, the Irish Rate of Interest DUI, Slid several Private Bills. Mr. Hlc n Jena r, from the St. Nicholas Bay Ceserz : presented a Copy of the Annual Account , ofthit panyo—Laid on the table. The Irish Elections &Teases Bill erne Nisi a Hated time, passed, and returned to the Conssonse. The East India Prise Mowry Hill was ma a sass{ time. ~ i 1 —,- ; i t • self , mod Ws ft 20 4. keg Ns, 101- la& 4 i .....a. 1 I SLAVII TRAYS. The Marquess of LANSDOWNE gave notice, that on Wednesday next be should move so Address to the Crown on the subject of the Foreigo !data Trade. On the Noble RAWs motion. their Lordships were ordered to be summoned Da that day, sod the Ph pen lately laid before the Noon respeetiag the Simi: trade, were ordered to be printed. The Irish Small Debts Recovery Bill weal through a Committee, and was reported. CRIMINAL LAWS. Tl►e Marquess of LANSDOWNII gave node., that un Thursday nett he should move the satood reading of the H►lls for mitigating the pnoishatesst la oases of Itubbrry on Navigable Rivers. and Stealing I. Private Hessen. Adjourned till Monday. HCUSE OV COMMONS. The Set t can took the Chair at half-pest three, and shortly afterwards was summoned to attend the Honer. rat Lords, to hear the Royal Assent given by Cootaissioo to certain Bills (for which see Lords.) A person from the Office of the St. bieholes Bay Co mpany. attended with the Anneal Accounts of the Cook pany which were laid on the table. Mr. F. BUXTON presented a Petition frosts cerbla inhabitan.* in the Ward of Akieragate, praying for the interference of the Legislature for the protecti•n of Ani mal* against erne) treatment. The Hon. Member also presented a Pinkies from the Parish of St. tides, London, complaining of the manger in which the Metropolis Paving Act had hems carried into elM•t in their Parish, preventing them frees expos ing goods to sale.—Ordered to be printed. On the motion of the lion. Member, se account of the number of forged Bank notes presented to the Bonk of England in the years Ibl9, 1890, and urn, with the neubber and description of those prosecuted and con victed during that period, was ordered to be laid on the table. Mr. F. BUXTON also gave notice, that if the Paring Acts of the Metropolis were not taken into consideration this Session, be should call the attention of the House to them. Mr. WHITTAM, from the Journal Mice, presented the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Water Companies' Committee ; and also before the Committee on Scotch Burghs.—Laid on the tattle. The Transfer of Stock Bill was rend a second time, and ordered to be committed on Monday. The Report of the Banking Laws' Arneardeseat Bill was taken iwo consideration, and the Bill ordered lobe read a third time on Monday. The Loan Bill, the Irish Treasury Bills Bill, and the Exchequer Bills Bill, went through the Committee, sad the Reports were ordered to be received en Monday next. IIt•SBANDPT 1401111 TAX. Mr. CURWEN moved the Order of the Day Ss the second reading of the Agricultural Horse Tax Repeal Bill. As it was very desirable that the consitry shoold have the deci.ion of the House on this pagodas early, be should move that the Bill becomtnitted on Monday neat. He believed it was nut intended to oppose this stage of it. Mr. LUSHINGTON ohjected to Monday, as being a day on which the Committee of Supply would be gone into. He though! Tuesday would Whetter. Mr. J. NEWPORT said, the same objection would hold as to Tuesd.ty, as the motions took precedence on that day. After same further conversation between Sir E. KNATenlit'LL, Nir. LCRA FT, Sir J. NIWPORT, and Mr. Crawsn, as to the Incuit appropriate day, the Bill, was read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Monday. The Irish Deeds Stamp Bill was read a third time and passed. The Summary Proceedings Bill went through a Cons. mittee.—Report on Tuesday. The Assessed Taxes Composition Bill went throat+ a Committee, and the Report was ordered to be vell on Monday. A Message from the Lords aanoonced their Lori• ships' assent to several Bills (for which sea Lords.) Sir E. KNATCHBULL presented 'a Petition from certain persons in the county of Kent, praying for re lief under the folio- The had lately p3rchased a . . i o g cireasnstances: The Croon ed some lands in the parishes 0