The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-04-18 00:00:00

P $ OA axekuuL__ F ~~~ N 4, 0.505. MR, GLOVER'S EXHIBITION OIL u IV.R. WATER COLOUR I'AIVINGS will OPEN so illespAs. Armes-al, at 111, OW Rosi-stress. Adman's. Is. vatslagsts This day W. 1 •04141141. is Soo. pace tis. RENI.I it KS en the Bishop of Poserberosgles comparative View of the CH RCHES of ENGLAND au4l ROlll Ry the Rev. G. GLOVER. A. M. ctor So4ttlirems cod Billiagford, Vicar of Cromer, and choplaia to hia Royal fliebne44 the Ituk• of Sti.sec. Loudon : Printed for Bahistio, Cradurk, and Joy, Pater nc ster-row. Tomorrow wilt be puhlisbed. mast extensively embellished. re.ce Is. • lrit(lNE's PI ITICA L 4 ;110W M AN—AT HOME! A A lbalsibiti! hi% surprl-ing Artifirial Cabinet. and the wninter(nl Heast• and Rept!les. ell alive! alive O !—By the ALTII4:R of tne POLITICAL IlOChl: THAT JACK Wail TiVEN T V -FOUR t:L"IS of the estunkh ing Cac!osities and Lresterts : %is. The Monster. The S'icanov , . The Show-cloth. Bap. A Croeoilile. A M 34. Locust. A Scorpios. The Lobster. 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(where the T Ai ur-. he aupplieJ with this and all other Genuine 5.1 ,, ,- . I . .'..ir.. &C.) to return his must grateful acknott le....ii. t• .t. :o the Public for their llnd patronage. and at die -.1.1.. •i..,•• 5.-gs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all t ::. pi: a.. : Itl:ian Wareltun WS in Loudon. ant by one or • more r •-peetable ageuts in eery town throughout the ? I: .I**eil liitt , ..doin. r o..serv--. non:- is genuine nale:s slzned •• Pinsore and p t; %.• and Vie Proiirietors' seal on the t ork. T.. 11..retrin:s Cap!nins. and others. it is particularly re , t evlrnelo'Pti tor ;hipping. as it is warranted to keep in soy 1 r:: a e. - ------ ----- iIIoN .4 iLERABLE ItEULVIION IN PRICE for %.restitsg on the ii • 11 M IV. MI in One Day. 11•6 14 1; aineas foe a TICKET limo's. : tor a SIX rEF:NTiI Chalice; other Shares in l'roportion. TWO of .t 21.000. 4,311.5 ot!ar Pri'.t of 4•4.00tt. „8.000. &e. &c. Consols and Nlonev. S ' lO bci.rawn 17th M IY. be.itles the additional Chance of 100 Numbers fur TW 0 of .Clo.talo. '.• ~ '::usee bought on or bctore 17th May, is sere to lith May. '-•flu Classes! even Ticket to be drawn singly. IN own tate and no other. 'nor Ti , Arts are is4ued in Iltances of Ticket. Half. guar- L.r_.• Pettit. slid sixteenth Chances. whieh are Itelliesg by T. sh.I . K-Itrokor. 4. Corahill, cad 9. Cheriag-('rn4s ..l".jun• hi• hunts is the Cotatr). who *aura and bold iu tt- I.ot 1. avrv. !:.1 . .)3. chime .1 ti.e4. Class .1 Three of 141.000 Class Fd a .* schemes, with full Particulars. gratis. o . rag MI. nd t'~ ~m~' ~M~ 1 rent ••■•• r of lON -• A ' CURI.I\II FLUID FOR THE a a ft " q t. — Where the hair falls out of curl, where it is ' lr4 or itar.h, share it is weak, failing oft or changing velour. the Corrine Fluid possesses the qualities which ess , terzets th e earcts ; it keeps the curl peaces. gives the 144 I I"' mow faceit,ating beautiful lustre. restores its growth. vntl Inc.s.tes it from decay. It Is cheaper than tbe " **stile a "" .142 r: . and i. a most elegises substitute for it. nerr is a pamphlet rueloseel is the wrapper, which cm - LAMS macs. aatoi informative respertiag t h e. hair. and scone el4.' *lo 're Gentlemen have recover's* their bait, after be aughai4 for }ears. sirriee VC ed. vrt I N nt IN's VEG RTABLE DYE eltatures Grey or Red ,It raa taw or Whiskers to an Auburn or Blade. mad ' tr. tee. instead of rosettes, milers mere per manent. Prier 3., ATKINiON'S ANIRRORIAL ROAP. Wade bY a Lair Prtews.4, whirls frees it of alkalies (.'.risks. Nobel Me bawls soft sad white, sad peareatstbma DB- Pr i " is. *wilier". or lbs. lid, a thaw.—Sold by the ietor. JAMEtt ATBINNON, Perham?. 44.61ereard-Wceels square: Velars. Gatti* sad Nene. at Rimy. II& New(ww., !row , ; Mears. Bayley sod Blew, toelearte.stroet nor. ri 'llte•GbCbsopside; mad most Perfumers. et!......" l " l " — Xclac an posies wishes: ihe Prorridoes estate. b t ~„ ir In " 1 d e ' ;It ) ( ..., . ( . . LQNDON, WtbN,ERDAY, APRIL 18, 101. " ?Xs Grose for aehiejt HAMPDEN fell in the 141614 owl R mirg r ,fied ow the IfeitO;o4 f" HOBBY. 4 GENTLEMAN of tho highel reepeetability tool !IL boa 10,000 i. at his immediate command. ta vials i treat with any Person of character to discount Rills at lea!! or short dates. that will bear minute investigation, with do 'mime seeresy, honor, mid &speed+. Apply in person. or It% letter. post paid, to Mr. E. G., No. Deke-street, Adelphi. Strad.—Constant attendaaee. N. B. Cash by way of Alnuuity. pailkos of the Bill which he meant to propoe, one eriklich was to authorise the removal of the present psi establisliment from Shadwell to Marv- hone, so ercomit of the greatly increased population of tie lutist district; also to ern:lower the Magistzstes to dismiss watchmen for any improper conduct. Mr. 0. BEN ET hoped the provisions of the Art would is the first instance be (Erected to the bad s, s tem which prevailed, a-i 1 all , vied particularly to the ogees of high and petty constables. He said it had bees the tnatom for tigh constables to become coal merehaats, ar+.l (by nntare of their office) to venre the supplyinr of all the brothels and poLli: houses with reels. The Hon. Gentleman gave note that he would' mere f.r the insertion in the Bill of a claw rAerring to, a..d f...r improving the I.iceusing 11;iI. Ile recollected having carried through that ti t 'sea Sill for flat rostr,se, but which had Woo lost in the ether Belts , . be believed, without ever haying been read, and too abuse, in roeseepteure, went on. The Hon. tientleinan an'aiadverted on the Bill, and insp:Jred the attention of the Hulse to it. FROM TUESD.II IVIGI11"3 GAZEITE. PA?KRUPTCT scrsesrpen. C. Hogg. Pancras-law.. London. intern-keeper. I%XKRLPII. W. Fin, ne. Lichfield. melee?. to gummier May 14. 13. al the Talbot Aram low. Rioeby. Attorne%.. NlA4sra. Constable and kirk, 63inund's Inn; and Ntr. T. ti. Parr, Lichfield. R. llo‘le. Weweletle-upon-True. aserellant, May 9. 10. 99. '404 fieorfre Inn. Neesweittle-upon-Tone. Att.irneys. Nlesars. Deakin nod. Stahl.. 'Newcastle-Urn:Fyne: and Messrs. I .l!eg;iso.is and Poole, Versdam-buiVings.l3ra's Inn. T.P. Janes. Carmarthen. linen-draper. April t 7. Mn} ?O. at the M bite Lion lea. Sri.tol. Attorneys. Clarke, Bristol; l Messrs. Jenkins and Co. New Inn. W. J. 'Tinder. Pertses. Southampton. vietveller. May IP. 11..51 1 . at Guiilhall. Newport. Attorneys. Mr. Carr. John-street, Redr, rd-tr,Ne : and Messrs. Sewell and Mr. H. CLIVE iJi•jected to the proposed motion ci the Hooonrable Gentleman for inelndirg reputations of the Licensing Slttem in a Pill for regulation of t " c Police. Nrypnrt. Me or With. J. W 1014.. 1.2.0)0th-road. men-hard. April el. WI. Mar IS. at Attorne%, Mr. Thomcon. George-streel, Misorieg. Mr. 31. A. TAYLOR ?hostelt no• Sine like perfection could he otttiineti in the nianagetnent of the Police root that of Gaols had bran first improyed.—Leave Mr. A I!FaCOMPIF. :resented a petition from do lo corporate:l coo!:Ttoy vf merchants of Edinburgh. pray ing fur a Rs it of the Scotch Bergh.. The petiti was read. and on the motion of the same Hono , truts!e nestle:won was referred to the Committee npon Scotch Butrbs, FETIVONS FOR PARI.I%MENTII2I - ncronm. Lord EBRINIiTON prewited a petition f ro n t the town and aeirhbottrhooll of Taristocl:, pra!iror for Re form in Partinmert. 1 he petition %114 read anti or dived to be printed. Sir T. At •LAND presented a similar petition from the Freehollers of the County of Devon. The petition was most respeetab7y sicneol, there heist 4701 Names affised to it. not ;shore 3110 of whirls were Leaseholders. Ile bail felt it his tluty to presert tl.is petition, but, regretted belled rot r hitll9.lf at liberty to support its prayer for that tree , ttre, obidt vas generally called Reform in Parliament. Lord F.BIZINGTON concurred with the lion. Ba ronet in his description of doe persons n i, o had signed the petition, which bad been warred to at s meeting eusst pri'in a! irast 1200 person., a lame proportion oi l which were the wealthy l'o•otnanry of the t ',mute. That ~tire' col the petitioners were very ditl3ynt front, *saw alt, CUM fesewrift To the Salle rolloty to Istreci their terrors at the Pill then in procreee for Cat'oolic ermoreipation. -111-1 who claimed etchtsive loyalty. The \We Lord rwepd himself that in procuring si::tta tires to the petition every means had ioeow use,', to con fine i! to-the Freeholders of the County. Sir Ml.' enplaine.t. Lor.IPHIN RUSSEL!. preeente 1 a timilar petition T. HonnPr. Mnaksrnarrnnstft. Meehan. Otter. April 19. Ma) 11. rd. it the Turk's Head lan. Netrenitie-upon-Tyne. Attom.) , . Metsrs. Bell and Brodriek. Bow Churcb-)ard: •and Mr. Sti.:o-r. \iv% eaCte. J. Ford. Gleerelter. ratent-woolien-Tara-moneretorer. %toy 3. 4.29. at the Itoto lan. Gloacemer. Attorar)s. Mr. W:ntrrhotham. Telarsbur) ; and Moms. Conalle:d and .fide. sianinettm. Yorksh:re. farmer. 11-y 3. 4.19, at the Hotel. New Mahon. tttorne.s. Evre owl co. serdale. Gesq's lun-square: and Messrs. Or sodell and Wat son. Pickerin;. . . l'.l'npe. llerkelev Mewl. Portman-square. .;ob-mostet. Ap►il el. 2F. 2P. et eliirthall. Atturary, Mr. Colt.. mar. Mt. Jame%'%-walk. Clerkenn ell. _ . . R. Rlle'iir.ruid J. Rigsby. Doptford. brewers. April 24. Ma% S. Soit. at tittildhal!. Attornrys. Messrs. Osbaldestou and Murray. London-sh•cet. Frmehnrch- , treet. J. Groves. ion. Liverpool. broker. May S. P. 00. at the George Ina. Liverpool. Attorneys. Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe. King's Beach-walk. Temple ; and Met ors. Lire, Maher Lae.. J. Blackbantl. Burstein. StafordAire. cmeer, April 21. 13. May V. at the Rrd Lion. 7\ ...p u rr. Brooks. Newport : and Mr. Dirks. Gray - s-iun-s•pme. W. and W. N. Ilesholen. Rartort-apon-llumber. Lineoln. scriveners. May 7. t% :39. at the White Sean. Rarton-arnn- Attornevs. Messrs. Brown and Son. Barton upon-Illistier: and N;r. Dias. Gray's inn-square. T. White. Itrinklow. Warwick. lanholder. April 25. Si{. Nia% 29. at the Mad. Linters only. Leiers•crchire. Attor neys. Mr. Rurt.%. Warm irk:late ; and Messrs. Fuller and Sal•%. 11 , l'arlton-rhambow;. Regent-street. T. Irturherv. Woolston. Warwick. grazi.r. April 21. 2n. Ma) 29. at the George. Rugby. Attorseys. Mr. Wratislaw. Rugby • sal hlrssr Faller and Salluell. earl:on-cham bers. Ramat-stew. J. Witehanrh. Worthip-street. Finshnry-square. roach master. April 11. May I. 19. at Guildhall. Attorne), Mr. Dimes. Friday-street, l'heapairle. J. Alasters. Upper Berkel.v-strew. Portman-scram coach-maker. April May Ilk at Guildhall. Atwroey. Mr. Dixon. M. Swithites-lane. Lombard-street. J. Sumpter. Chi rlotgaireet. Old-street-road. storrountson. April I. S. May %I. atllllllldhall. Attorney. Mr. Phillip:. K • ne-strert. (•o rot-garden. D. Pullen. Birchin-late. broker. May I. :alt. at Guild hall. Attorners. ourtren and Rubinson, brook. from the Freeholders of the Porongh of Plyiuonth. The petition also stated that previous to the year (Gm', the Freel Mfrs of the llorongli had voted for Menilter; of Parliament, hut, in Conliegnintee of a dont!, return hay ing been made in that ::ear, the Freeholders were &- privetl of their franchise, which became vested in the Freemen. In the rri;n of l'hirles the Second, there were only ! - -1)!1t1 inhabitints in Pk month. and Lot 3 141 electors: its present WaS lOW, and the electo-s but At the last election only 11:5 voted. If the portiation of Dock and Score-house were ashle.l. the population would not be fotmd short of ..41.000. and even if the eight of suff:age were extended to t':e Free holders. (only VIII in numher), he thought that wonld he inadequate w suet: an extended population.—Tice pe tition was ordered to be printed. Ilia Lor I.hip also pre:entetl a Petition from the Free holders n! the ronnty of Iluntino.lon, praying for II"- form in Parliament. and complaining of the proceedings against her tilajesty, and of the universal distress whirl, prevailed thronghonrt he country. /Meted to be printed. Colonel . 1 0IINSOX int-spore,' a similar Petition front the B o rnnrh of Roston. In the sentiments and prayer of the petitioners he heartily concurred. Mr. H. 1 1. AS (we heiieve) expressed himself as friendly to the principle of Parliamentary Reform, yet he tiptoe).* the petitioners .... T ee n ot well n a v is e ei i n coiny lag forivar I now—it was a hopeless cense at the present moment. and the agit•ction of the t,u”tion merely served to excite and keep no a feeling of irritation, the promo ters of whirr koevr that no hope of success existed. Ile was convinced of the necessity of Parliamentary Reform, but thonelt the percent proceedings endangered, rather than promoted the snecess of it. Mr. L.U'HTON did not conceive bow he ronld come under the description of persons who would bring far- ward a me:store merely to excite or agitate the public mind. lie assured his . Hon. Friend and the House, that he did hope for encrest in the measure he was about to bring before Parliament. Mr. ELLIS disavowed any intention whatever of at tributing to his Hon. Friend any dishosourable or im proper motive. Mr. LA NIBTON esp!sined. The Petition was order ed to be printed. Sir ROBERT HERON presented &Petition from the Inhabitants of Alford, in the County of Lincoln. The petitioners, the Hon. Baronet said, prayed for Reform, and Reform r.tey would have.—Ordered to be printed. Lord FR.LNCIS OSBO!LNiit presented a Petition from the Freeholders and Inhabitants et the County of Cambridge and Isle of Ely, complaining of the treat ment of her Majesty, praying for the restoration of her name toe', Liturgy, and for Parlianseatary Reform"— Ordered to be printed. Mr. LittliP„ of Norfolk, presented a hidden from the Comity of Suffolk. The petition had bees agreed to at the largest meeting recollected in that Monty, (between lit and 11.000,) comprising the 'majority of its Nobility sod lleatry. The petitioners eampleimed of the distressed state of Ayrirahare. Trade, sad Nap UNINTIP the internal state of the Cosiney t the toe nectims of Iloyernment with the deep& powers of (Diti!rn(!s. %c. to-merrox.) 111PER1.11, PARLI.I3IENT. 1101:SF OF COMMONS.—TL r . Arnst. 17. At twenty minutes before four o'clock the Speaker took the chair. _ - Sir G. ROBINSON presented a petition from rerta lionsebol lers of the town of Northampton, praviii‘ fur Reform.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. LINDSAY presented a Petition from the Mavor and Town Cooneil of Minim Petitioners coniplaiiied of having been ninch injured by the allegations eon tained in a petition presented to the lion. Ilona, for a Reform in tlw Scotch Iturglis. Petitioner' prayed to be heard by Counsel against the same.--Orilered to be printed. Mr. W. SMITH moved for leave to bring in a Bi:I to amend so much of an Aet passed in the 46th of tiro. 111. as relates to improvements in the vicinity of Westmin ster Ball and both Houaea of Parliament.—Lesve r i ven. The Rill was read a fir-t time, ordered to be printed, and real, a second time to-morrow. Mr. H. CLIVE prrseated a copy of the warrant for the arrest of Charles Hill, a prisoner in Ilchester Gaol. Hon. F. CAMPBELL moved that there be laid before the House an account of all cause% entered for sums not exceeding Mt. in the counties of England, for the last ten rears, di.tinguishing such as had been brought to trial.—Ordered. Sir H. PARNELL moved that there be laid before the Holm- the produce of the several duties on wine, tobac co. sugar, ruin, brandy. and other spirits, imported into Ireland, for a certain period (which we were unable to ascertain, from the noise which then prevailed in the Honse.)—Ordered. Mr. C. GRANT obtained leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Art of the kith George 111. for regulating the police of Dublin. The saute Right Han. Member obtained leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Act of 30th Ueo. 111. for regu lating prisons in Ireland. The House resolved itself into a Committee on the Assessed Taxes. Mr. H. CLIVF. moved that the Commissioners be empowered to continue for six years logger the compo- sition agreed to by persons liable to peyote's! of tax on windows, and lights in inhabited houses: ake for a simi!ar extension for three rears from 19t.1, to perwns paying taxes for %errant% horses and carriages, sub ject, lion ever, to an addition of five per cent Agreed to. The House resolved itself into a Committee apon the a bove Bill, which was read a wood time, and the Report ordered to he received to-morrow. The Irish Courts of Justice Bill was also read a second time. and the Report ordered to be received to morrow (this day.) METROPOLIS POLIO! ACT. lionse having resolved itself into a Committee hove Art, Mr. H. CLIVF, awe.' for leave to bring in a 0111 for the improvessest of the polies of the metrepolfs. . The Hon. U•ntletuan made Mile observations up 11 the P.orope : the treatment . fir Parlianwntary Reform, petition had been entrustei for which he cod.' only absence of the inticprodel ley we beliewo.) ()male calatoity.—L Irl Mattel " unless 1: e i!mtse ram rreslneitligr the threatem formel from without 119nourah:e Gent/man Mr. Fox in svpi/ort were forret:nles% nor weed call the iiti-?nai ished for a tiler. gate him great r:easure (Mr. I.ansi.!on) irtuamied rtk irnMeet to oirht. • Mr. "GOOCH defied thi to say. that he was ewe* any other way tlan in th (sir. (1.1 bad never bout pre..ateJ he tone of sup Nleiniser dirlivereil hi, se , Moo. tiender,la then er view of s!:na log that thl (ihalenren in Ser.) the te:: ti•ant was ;rite certain th 3! no could be as no-t Phl.er rrd. thlt a tr. moo active in cettirT ttl receiving a pension from Mr. WESTFIIN sum tettlia.otty to the h*,:h v.( which it war , a erred to. that the lion. Member thouclit limner to atten larly concened h y the SI hear.) --Ile net t commei intik itlual4 in •.„' r coanU declaration. and said, the connected with the 64r rivh• c, where the declat a vinglr individual. ex' nun: , Nle.tiilOCll explain' Sir IL 11 . 11. 4 41\ tit. ronet ollodetl!o by the having excled himself , ert to the Hnuee. Th nilP 41 i:ji,ht, and not 01 An lion. !Member, lean, said a l'ar words, , nd rrud, woe orderi ilcred to be ri,te rii•irrerc, on die an extract from the A , !teetten!; the indepent Hon. Member then pregi hol , '..re of Untuherlaw" altertrd to .tate of el:. represen' many pitLiie evils th. case. The Hon. Meru yet been s.'• , to, for thV standing the aintnherle. to the House. Mr. 81:01'1111.1M respectable a pk cio hlags had been decided 'spot indilidnals, all of wl society. They were al liamentary reform, ar wit t the greatest avid' the tinestion in suppot presented, was this nil lion. Friend, the Mem Lord LOWTHER the Yeomanry of Cnl form. There bad bee , people together, who Lord 111 LTON sai having been a fair. pi h a d assembled indisct creed design. A conversation thei Mr. Wsu.tcr, and the petition was order printed. Sir K. WILSON, FriersiL which was est tie affliction, said iv a petition from the ms ‘titnent% inhabitants The petition was thei the table, and to be Mr. BANKES Trustees of the firii th.r grant in suppoi to lie on the table. The quesTion was from the British Mot affirmative, he appea' nuns, which were ordi be printed. Mr. DENMAN pt bitants of Nottingbai to he on the table, t PARLIA, Mr. LAM BTON that in pursuance of the House a motion the representation. willing to trespass be felt peculiarly so thing bat turimperii what he owed to his prevail upon him ' from the great interests very incempetent.—(Heal convinced of the man;: ter, sod of the Clic& to his progress. disierlinatiun whi the other site . .. . . i. ' ll . Pitt .. 0. " . , f:N - .le ' " • .• s . 1 C- n • . I • (lir, I ......._1:0.2__,......,...0 , Pown Strong Poems. wounipiremommpamr of het Misty; sad prayed 1 Vim He felt proud that the ted tellies, au honour.hou ever. y account by the ustavoi3ahl• ent Member (Sir William Bow- ianed by a severe 11010tVI.: t bad stated in that Boum that nnned itself. it would be re- nine appearances by which we 1 with a vengeaoce." Th • also qnoted Mr. Pitt a-••t of Itecosm. Pad Mr. Fos the Holy Alliance, which be 11 alliance, woild 'list. He and eon' Mete Reform. and it re to find Coat his Hoe. rebind d to brier firetraid a moans ea . t he Hoe. Member foe Norfolk t t inderndent than hireself in the number of his ants. lie gist or soli a vote. and he de- ).. ; wriority With which the Hot.. entit,:ents to the House. The lade sonne statements, with the le great body of the rerpectai 'e sol rot signed the Petition. Uf attached t.) the Petition. he o more than one tl.onsand designating fveholiers. He e.! oin Baronet. oh.) had been rip the Petition, was :It the time in the Crown. ported the Petition, and horst respectability of the meeting at - It anrrrised hint excee;:iuily, I who bad just sat down. lea,! not . Al a meeting. labia' was ergo- gheriff of the county.—(lh• tr. e, enteil on the conduct of c• stria' 1 tv, who hail ti . onted a coveter . icy were all. in souse degree. . rernwent In •errnty-lite pa- 'ration lay fur sic natures. not tccept the Li: roman, put has sell. idicated the character of the Ba- r lion. Member (Mr. Gooch) as 1 fin proclaim: the Petition to I e hepen - iJo be had received wa. A grace and [atom:. r, whose name we could 11.4 s, and thePetitienbeingbrought / red to lie on the table, and or- ' - motion of Mr. CU WEN. read let of the 49th of lieu. 111. fur toterve of Parliauteat ; and tloe viewed a Petition from the lea t i td in favour of them. 1 W... : various &Held atm.^ in th • itatioti, and roinplain...l of the let hail been co-lowed from ti l at tuber ohserved, that nothiOg had ' le relief of the people, runts ith- 6 less petitions that had been sent • said he load never seen a more oo than :hat at which the petition 11 on. The-e were at least 10,900 . Thom 101 l important cation* in attar:tumor in wishine fur a Ps , and the petition Lad been signed ditv. Ile heartily rejoiced that , on of which the petition had been i a ight to be brought forward lay oil, miser for Durham. denied that the great hotly of , i motherland were in favour of Re- mo a fair which brought many 0 t 1 o signed the Petition. I id, that the circumstances of there proved at least that the parties .riminately, and not by auy con- i 1 • en en , ned between Mr. Crewsm, Mr. Botocuu.sm. After which • i l ered to lie on the table, and to be i I in the absence of leis Honourable • ! oecasiotoed by a scene of domes- he had to present to the House most respectable body of hi. run- ts of the Borough of Southwark. Va en brought up, ordered to he on printed. presented a petition from the . J • itish Museum, praying for a for- m of that Institution.—Ordered .. I now put on calling in a person .. I sseuw, which beinc carried in the , eared at the Bar with certain re- • I ordered to lie oti the table, and t.) . p • , 3 presented a petition from the inha. am, in favour of Reform.—Oriered :',6 and to be printed. LMENTARY REFORM. t , now roar, and began by observing sf his notice, he had to letbinit t o a 1 s for an inquiry into the state of ' —Though at all times most nn- I t on the inanlgence of the Maw I 1 o on the present occasion, and no - rictus sense of duty, arising from Il a constituents and the public, cons t r a to take op a question, to which. 4 crests whirl , it involved. Le was so : , —(Hear, hear.)—He war too well many obstacles he had to 'noon- acuities which opposed themselves He had to eonoo.nd against that i.l Welt Hoooorabl . lientlmpaa en nut be dirpose.l to Le!, at hearing' st 1 -_ - - "=III . LIIPIMOr •TO7rW',