The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-25 00:00:00

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LINEN DRA- ' PEltlf (reitig part of au extrusive Stock), which is sqlling at U.. widet-naineit prices : Please 10 Pring the Advefliwspeui : it • will convince those who bade little faith to them, that every article is sold as it is Sprcifit el below, at.d likewise warranted of the best fabric's: X s. d. X s. d. 11 eid Damask Table Rent Iri , h Tabinet 0 3 6 Cloths, 3 vds. loog, Boinhasins of every sad tie full bre,.dth 018 6 sh..de 09 3 four yards Wog, do. 112 0 Silk Stripes, 28 lathes his yards long, do. 3s 0 I , i i t e 0 110 Tea Napktus, per 500 Coboarg Dresses 0 5 6 dozen 012 6 Weleh Whittles, yard real Damask slims 016 0 and half square 07 6 rerw h catatittes, per Ditto, If ditto 0 10 6 piece 1 11.6 Ditto, 2 ditto 012 6 Vatencicusees make, Elegant Imitation ditto • 20• Scarf:l.3 yards tang 1 8 0 'teal Resets Sheeting, Superb Cashmere, 4 yard and a .4ra:set yarrtsAnd half wide, wide, per rect. 515 E , sad 3 curds hog S' 3 0 instil Linen for Gen- Stout ewrititure Prints 0 1 0 slemetts wear, got The Newest designs, tip without dress, of of various colours, the last improved oa the finest Cam bleach, per 3ard 03 6 brie cloth (regular /al:lnmates Quills, 3 price 25.) 0 1 6 'arils square 1 8 0 Furniture Linings, in Counterpanes, 2 yards every colour, per squ are 07 0 fectly fast 0 1 0 Ditto, 26 yards long 0 10 0 Fine Scotch Muslin Diit.., S yards long 0 15 0 (10 yards) 0 9 6 Stoat Cambric Maw Town Prints, Spring lire, per piece 012 0 patterns.ots the liaest Jactonots, of thriftiest Cambric cloth, per quota), ItsrCmvats, yard 0 2 4 per yard 0 9 0 The Winter Articles will be sold off ; they consist of Pelisse Cloths, Blankets, Siqrs, Sec. ate. P. 8. Lam! purchasers will hod one of the largest Stocks of Goods at this house in the Metropolis. Irish Bank-notes taken in paymeot for Irish Linen. Oppo- site theiPantheon, 78. Oxford -street. . WHITTINtIHAM'S CABINET LIBRARY. This day was pitilished, must elegantly printed, and embellish ed with Nine Engravings on Wood, Part I. (containing Gold smith's Poor's), price 5. In be continued Monthly, of 'WHITTINGHAM'S CABINET LIBRARY ; a Work in which it is intended to comprise all that our best Authors hare written. and many of the MOO popular Trap-laitons; adorned by all that the hest of our living can supply. The Compositima of the Historian, the Philosopher, toe Moralist, the Wit, and the P. et—all that can instruct or find a place in the present Collection. A, each Work will be complete of itself. the purchaser will have it in hi. power to make choice of such part of the Colke tioo as may be moot congenial to his tussle: Chiswick Printed by C. Whiulashans; and sold by R.Jea nine, Poultry; T. 'rep.. Chen pode; J. Sutherland, Edin burgh ; and all other Booksellers. NEW, I PROV ED. AND EMBELLISHED EDITIONS OF THE: PICTURE OF LON DON. This day were published TWO Editions, the one with 120 FM 'riving% of Views and Slaps. price 9s. bound iA green, sad the other with a Map of Loudon and sit the Eovirons, price tis. in red, of t HE PICTURE of LONDON, for 1818: be. in a fell and faithful Description of London and its Ciirinolitin. and of the Envirma within Twenty Miles, for the 1.1-e of Slimmers; illestrated wish extensive I.ibts of Streets, Churches. Public Oakes. Ilnekney-enoch Fares. Ike. The while correesed.to March I, 1141$. The great popularity of this eatable-bed Wink bat induced the Proprietors to pitilish an embellished Edition, iv it's 120 ex qui-ite Views by Guile. which Editing is sold at an 'advance of Pir copy , or 9-.1 and they have redeced the price of the • Edition without Views. and with tie Units only, to 64. The Edition with Views forms one of the most elegant mod swot pleasingly ornamented small volumes in the language; . while that without the Views will be found equally useful to those who desire to ovoid the extra ripener. It may not he improper to guard the unwary against Awe imitations of this Work, altogether inferior in execution, nod contnining nil half the useful informati. n. Primed for Louginati, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Loa ion; nod to be had of Al Booksellers in Ton II and Cowie). Of whom may be Mid, The GUIDE to sill W. TERING and SEA-BATHING PLACES, for 1131$; with 60 Mops ar.d Views. Price 16s. boards, or Zia, hound and lettered. CHEAP GREEN PAINT S, Moinufactsiroil by .1A VIES CREASE and SON. 33, We.t Smithfield. Lou don i and adapted to the prterts:itt.uo mid be.lotify Mg of every • :de4criptionsif wood-work exposed to the weither. s‘.l l l in casks of fourteen pmends eieh, and upwards. Isivioihle Greens, at 50s. and Mis. per hundred weighs. Good Olive Greens, at. 9d Is. and Is. 61. per pound. Spanish Olive Green, at '2o. 6d. per pound. Patent Gm... Green, at Is. 6d. per pound. The Iwo lust mentioned Green., fr their great Mid • &lability o(iolour, are peculiarly calculated for the onus menial part of 'tis-door paint i J. C. and Sou beg leave to state, as distinguishing qualitie,:of the above Paints. that they are Noel) ground in !inbred oil, and without :Loy admixture of esti-morons substances; which sere Mg only to increase the weight of the article, are either injurious. or add nothing to its enential properties as a paint. 'Boiled Linseed Oil, fur thinning thi above Paints, at per gallon. , No. 6, Japan Green. for Venetian illicds, Canisters, Fen ders. &c. in bottles, with pitted directiosis, at ls. 3d., 9.. 6sl. and ss. each. Thi. heautiful colour may nl.n tie applied to many other firmamental in-dour purposes; as painting flower stands, hostess, Ac. P astern , a the Greens may he seen at the Manufactory, as above—where may hr had their CHEAP TAR PAINT, • a Chocolate eolour; ready prepared fur use, and requiring DO beat, at wilt. per t omcat, io co-ks of about pounds and up ward; ; a valuable preservative for coarse wood and iron-work *spotted to the wiraiher. N.B. White Lea i, Oil:, Colours, and Varisishes, of every 'lleseeiptioa. Colours oral' Wads properly prepared for pointing. A NEW PATENT HAT. AT ONLY EIGHTEEN SR I LLINGS. IMPORTANT SAVING. 'PRANKS and 'IsAYLOR. have to offer to Übe Public a SILK II AT Da BEAVER. BODY, combining every requisite a Hat ought to possess. It 6 superior tenp in a.a..re to the finest mid must expeosive Beaver, ib equally light, and will oil-wear two 4 them, and is of a better shape, w hick it retnirs to the last. It will never change its colour hi airy climate, which is the Most beantiful Black, if worn for year% r will never spot by, rail% nor will auy. weather injure them, they being Water-proof i sad will repair several times, at i, expence, and every time appear equal to new ; they are decidedly superior to - nay Hats ever offered tn. Public notice, the attainment of which has been attooded wills great experore. labour, and personal attention. FRANKS sad TAYLOR, Maeufacturers, corner of Red eross.street, Barbican, London. ••• Merotniats. Dealers, , nod the Trade. who wish for Superior iijth,Wiii Ind it to their advantage by applyitsgaiabove. Be panicular m to the Address, as F. and T. are not In lay way concerned with a Retail House is n ' N • unpaid letters received. TO COUNTER—ACT the many attempts that are daily made to impose en the unwary/ a spurious composition imiead of the GIibIUINIL BLACKING, pre pired by DAY mid MARTIN, they hate adopted a new Label. in which their address, 97, High Holborn, is so con spicuously placed in Ike emote, that,ilsey. trust an attention t o . this, aid th e diaereses of the type, which i unlike all letter pr...., will enable Paseo/hers at once to detect the Imposition. The. Real JAPAN BLACKINti, made and sold Wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97. High flulb"ns and retailed by the principal Grocers. Diaggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Perfumers, Boot-rmiker%, ate. in the United Kingdom, iu Sta lks at W., L., Nei Is. . TliE APOLLONICON, a Grand Mnaical In straareat. invented ant* matinfortured by Memrs. Flight ant Robson, Organ Rudders, tinder the immediate pa tronage of his Royal Ilighrtms the Police Regent, is ex hibitinc. by its superior mechanical poster, at their Room, Nit. 101, St. Mardi's-lane, Artily, from twelve o'clock till 5, excepting on every WedoesJay and Siaurday, on which days. Mr. PURR'S, a Professor of Music. performs on the Insiroment from the hour. of too to fur, Selections from the Works of the ditTereto einownt Comp.isets ; and an every Thur-day ever. during the helium, the lull manual p.ipers of the Instrument are ex hititie.l hy, and under the di rection if, Mr. THOMAS AI)AMS, Proles-or of Music, who, (ii.si,trd by five other Performers, occasion/ills nt the same time) will play Selections from the finest Works of the must 'emioent ancient and modern Compasers. A List of the Performances ma) be had, n day or two pre• vines un application atthe K0. , 4114. —A .hui Loire daily Is. On Thursday I.:remit*: the Rows are epette.l at half-past 'evert a i rlock, and the Perfern.nn,r commences at eight.—Ad es. ed. Messrs. flight and &Ammo Miter respectfells foie hi arrptaint the Itobtlify and Gimstry, that eh*, iia•e sin assortment of Organs of all descriptions, con/paired nod ready for sale at their Wveronnbil. _ r 1111 E very soperior and elegant S I'OCK of IL hleNsrs. WELLS and FYNE. Si, Fleet-slier'. is non RI LUNG OFF. Rieliard Wells ryti,ing fr as the trade.-11 consist* of the mast superior Imitation India Shawls ladle and British Muslin. French Cambric% Table Linen, Sheeting% Prineed Cambric% Rubes, India Fan , . Bombazine*, Sarcenem, Poplin% ea various Other Goods. ki hick are particular's re etaninguded to tie lineation,/ the Nubility. Gentry, mid Public. HAZARD and Co. Contractors with Goyim. meat for ffie present LoTT PAY. rontaining ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES Of AlO,OOO. se2.OOU. &c. &c. Respectfully acquaint the Piddle they nave so arranged the Scheme. t h an TWENTY PRIZES OF ONE THOUSAND POUNDS EACH MJJST BE URA WN IN THE FIRST TWENTY MINUTES. THE KING'S BIRTH•DAY, 4TH JUNE. The Nan of increasing the Number of Capital Prises was so oneversally approved in the Last Lottery, a. to create a demoted which raised the Price of a Ticket to THIRTY POUNDS. and a Sixteenth to TWO POUNDS. HAZARD and Co. the present Contractor, solicit atigptiok to the following Poiab of this Scheme , which coataies More Capital Prizes, yet ;here are 4.000 Tickets Leos than in the Lau Lintel), and the pre sent price of a Ticket is truly sdlßlos. soil a Sixteenth £1 7s. ALL STERLING MONEY. Prises of £20,000: Prises of >£S,OOO and .C 2.000! '0 Prises of X1.(1.41 20 Prises of £500! 2,736 Prises of X5OO, £2OO, £lOO, &c. &c. The First 20 Prizes will have £l4/00 More. The First bid Blanks will have i:;;e:sch. The Sixti-dtawn Prize above £l,ll. will have 5C20.000 more. Tickets and Stares are selling by HAZARD and Co. Con tractots, at their very old Office. No. 93. R..yal Exchange (e•tablisbed upwards of Ooe Hundred Years), who Sold and Shared' FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND P()UFN HS, i■ the Last Yeses Lotteries, cud Cavils'', in former Lotteries amounting to stone N. D. Favesiite Numbers 'sass he tottiothed he early application. PATENT SCALES are made of various forms, fasbilia, size, and strength ; have mans yokes been used with perfect success to weigh Altar, corn, sees. &e. and are new wish equal orlesistag,e adapted to every bra: ch of trade and commerce. Tory are made sutmble to be used upon the counter. ar in the viniebouse. the i..;11, or the gimlet's , the wharf, tar She vessel, sad are Melds useful and valuable in all public establishment, and private families g they are al.° auntie of sufficient accuracy to weigh gold. or the finest articles, or of strength and capacity to weigh the lisaviest goods with ruck ease, safety. and expedition, it to plaice them bet nod all com petition. They are wasversally admired for simplicity, ma mmoth., and sound worksitanslii,), and a• proach as near ill perfection. nod stand as high in utility as the asu►t perfect inven tion of the p t es e i,t so .„ Mode and sold by tie Inventor and Patentee, G. Medhurst. Dramas k-street, St. Gales's. London, %her.. ail orders will 1w duty executed, and sect securely parked to any part of the world.for ready toonev. long-established reputation of Messrs. A. CURRIE and Co.. combined with their well-known e periesire and success in the treatment and cure of a leu rei gn . ine eompsainti, gives them superior claims and a decided pre feet sire over all other practitioners. Messrs. Currie and Co. as regular Surgeons, iteesait in the Piddle she te,ult of thirty years experience in the cute of Syphilitic Complaints, and those debilities and deficiencies a Bich not unfrequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. In the varinusgraations, from rerent infection to confirmed Imes, their treatment com mands. very often, a speedy, and always a radical cure. In dubious eases, their lute. and, well-arranged experience gives them a promptitude of declaim that secures the patient from being memorialized mil nt szistroce, or having his constitution undermined, und the vital principle destioyed•by a latent but insidious disease. or a blind asid fatal conCletne in shallow pre tenders. In Nervous Debility, Va-eitlyr Relaxation, and Stony of the Organs, arising f r om es e es ylve indulgence, ju.A. lutiriots4 climates, or solittrsy sensuality, their practice gives new life and energy to the system. even in rases which are verging 43n despair. Sirictures of the Urethan,. from ten in twenty years' duration, are. by tt.elr superior method of cure, permanently removed in the course of three weeks. Slight as d recent eases of Venereal infertims are cured in the Ana period of two days. To the Female Sex is will be emisobcory to know, that they may he curd of those Debilities whir Is dr. feat conception, and sap the inundation of connubial Pat lents treated with candour, deli, I1(1. and inviolable secrecy. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he remedied, every day, at ta s k house. lu7, Hatton-garden.—Letters from the country, staring minutely ire ewe, made of living. Rc., and civilising a remit tance fir/Adrift and Medicines, will he tressed with studimWat tentina, at N 0.107, Hatti.mg.irden. Ni'V& are tailgated to direct the.attetition of par. MKS afflicted with mental or bodily decay, nervous de. bility, inward vsastiags, loss of appetite, iodirstiou. depresslore' of spirits, trembling or shah inc of the It tods,scorhistie and every • other kind of eruption, ustnmas. ulcerated- throats, seminal weakness. pa i ns is t h e li m b s an d j a w., eomanipsive habits. and all constitutional complaints, immediately to make trial of the celebrated CORDIAL BA LM OF RAK ASI RI, or N 'titre's Infallible Restorative, as prepared mod sold. wholesale and retail. by C. J. Jordan, M. D., of the East Itindoss Medical Establishment, 7, Cannowstreet Road, St. Ceorge's in the Ea.t, Londoo. It is universally ackuemledged, to he the most agreeable wad powerful restorative in all the above com plaints ever discovered ; it thins the blood , elvr. the most violent pains in the head and stomach. and room/es gentle perspiratinc—lt is' nderly ithpossible for language to express, or eloquence to extol. sufficieritly the, value of this wonderful and Incomparable Mediiine in re;torlng heaith to she afflicted, and giving vigour to the aced tbsosondo look. lug been restored to perfect health, after haviog been tio, re. duced by different diseases, as' to have been despaierd hf '• only by their families, but also by their profe,sional attendants.' Sold, by appbintment of the Proprietor,, in bottles Its. each, or two quantities' in oar, SOs. each; or font quantities is one family bottle, for 335., duty included, by which one 114 bottle is saved. This Inestimable Medleink will keep in all climate , , nod may he had of Barclay nod Sons. Fleet-market; Vade. 46, Cortiltill; H. J. Preston, 101, Strand; J. Richards. 193, Strand; Blake. 56, Piceadillys Barker, IZ, Oxford4treet ; Chandler, 6, 0 ford-street ; .Tag.g, i I,lolboro t and by the most respectable Medicine Yetoders inevery part of the kiagdwit. . Dr. C. J. Jordan takes this general opportunity of an nouncing to the Public, that he still devotes his study exclusive. Iv to the cure of particular complaint-t, as a regular sender ale the Royartollege art Phllicitioshe"offerit a speedy and *perma nent rare for exerg-efass of tannin relixwatiing diseased. Off however long standing. or of the must inveterate kind", are, isg jik new mad - superior Mode of ottatititett'speedllyauil effertuallyetirN: Dr. C. J. Joylou may be eptqulted, by all.ralaks. from otoCritti the mortilig tiff nine in the evening. at the East Lobduo Mell4l cal Establishment. Z, Caanstatstreet.lloatl. new tle&Gismoter• 1 'dal Load turnpikes SI. George's io the East ei.,l E&1.4 L PARLIA M RNT. • HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL U. A persinsfroas the India know presented Copies oft he Ref/Il lations entered into by the difereot Governments of India. James Graham brought several private Hills from the I Consutoos,,which were read a lint flow. NAU-BRINK DRAINAGE. HILL. The Pail of ORFORD presented a Pelham from King's Lynn; Norfolk, against this Rill. in which the Priti , .aers uras ed to he permitted to offer evidence, and t.• l.e heard by Conn sal on the oleic& reading. The FAri of HARI:1%10(R opposed the prayer of the Pe tition. Eitidence had beets folly heard in the C.:manure ; mid it was against the practice a the Hansa lß hear Ceumel no the third reading of a Bill. The Earl of LAUDERDALE earAiritred.it perfectly Mo lar tor theis Lordships to hear Cow ie. on the'ilstrilrehdiag of a 11411. it they .Would think it right so to dot bat‘ as it was I very bditil. proceeding, sonte , aroand might to be kid for it, beftwe,tWeit tordahipecimill be expected tb be eiginced to de fog!t from their ordinary tours,. The Ristoop of LAN DAFT also spoke atrium the bearing of Cvons.l. The LORD CH ANrELLott alto ishiset Teel. that It Was ow Peal to hear Coupe! on the third feeding, but referred PA Petition from two individuals who complained that they had not been informed of tbe Bill until it wits approaching this last .rage of its progrew, and that their mimes had been pal dowse by their friends as agreeing to it without their knowledge. Loot GRENVILLE thought. in the preterit case, that it would he better to re-cowisoit the Bill, aad to refer the Pell lions uphill( it to the Committee. He thee made a motion to this elleci, which was agreed to. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE preiented a Petition from Psi rtarl mom, in Queen's Cooley, I relate!. against the Preheat stale of Taxation in that country, avid patriot tor relief. OFFICERS' WIDOWS' PENSIONS. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE then rose to move, that there he laid before the House a copy of the Regulatitia of the War-Olfiee, of the 17th February lust, for *skis% the nsn .l Petrone from sock Widows of Officers of the arms no have an Income equal to double the a m-unt of the allowitace to which thee wined he entitled by their lisishoodo' mob. Ile made this Motion for the porpuse of bringing sutler consideratioa a regu- Wien. which appeared to bins excepengly ohjectioneble. It would lot he necessary for him to tot oniony word., nor to make sous% appeals to the trellises of their . Lordships, is order to convince them of the improi,oriety, and, he might say, the in justice of this regulation. 'floe reduction contemplated by the regulation emitted to a descriptiou of persiolg, and a scale of Pensions, which ought ia fairness, as well as in liberulity, to remain untouched. The fund from which tbe,r Pensions was derived was founded and supported by the army itself. It com menced in the drip of Qmee• Anne; sad in she y li the flout had so far accumulated, that 200,0001. was taken away from it, and applied to other purposes. In jaotire, therefore, this as,. ought in be feinted before any dedut lino was mode float the Pensions. The Widows of Officers were tit sad rw titled to their Pensions on the usual scale to hit fu;t extent that sum, so far es it might go. The sum allowed iii Widows mss, for those of superior Officers 1 AH., fair Widows of Cap tains about WI., and fur Eusigns' Widows about SOO. Now, be ask their Lordships, whether the clicuinstithee of a Co. uairl de nig, and leaving prettier'' , to theismount of 2001. a )cur s should lie considered a reason for &Trivia g his Widow of her Peieiiiti I If a Captain left only IGUL a sear. the case was mill harder, Id, according to this regulation, hit Widow would be deprived col the siiiall Prosiou to which she would otherwise haste been retitled. It was worthy of remark, Pis that very little could be hayed by this mentions of severity, fur it appear ed tient it would not require more than 90,0001. to pay the Oro stems of the remora who eater willies the swop at the relights tom. 11 appeared to him, that, a heftier Itself Lordship Volt ed to the origin of the fund, to the justice to the claims upon it, to the great incopenience of intimating a strict inquisition iota the property of the claimants, ear to the temptation le fraud which that niquoitien would create, it would he impossible tar throu to embitter this regulation at one which was his to be per %retied ito He was , however, happy to hear that it had been resulted to make the regulatintrs uudergo borne modificatinn, which would he, in a certain degree, sittishoctory, though they would not altogether remove his objections. He concluded by moving for it copy of the Ilegslstitw, and nibs. for an acconsot of the moldier of Officers' Widuwi whose PClliiiolll would be re duced by enforcing it. The Earl of LIVERPOOL stated he should not object In the Motion, bat the Noble Marquis seemed tam hove taken an erroneous view of the principle wpm which the Penoions to Widmer of Officers in the Army were granted. He explained the differeut grounds and principles Spoil *loch the Pensions to these Widows were grouted, from Ilsoioe grunted to the Widows of Naval Officers. le the hitter case the goosed was clear, posi tive, and datioct t iu the former, it was far from being so NM form or diotiaet s and the warrants goon whit h the giants were made were not MP precise or specthc, nod they were come quently liable to abuse. Accordingly his Majesty's Ministers were impressed with the netessity of sitine . positive regulation, nerd in a subsequent order ii was proposed to marriage it a s re. terrel to by the Noble Marquis. The subject, however, had been farther considered of, and it wai deemed Just soul expedi rot that the principle of regulation sli..uld topical, apply to both services, Noted as well as Military. and that at should operate prospectively with respect to booth, nod the proposed regulation was so for modified, that the nterog.atimi should hot take effect, except whew the incowe of the Widow should be Erne times the amount of the grant.' A principle of regula tion sot constituted, wu-, he-thought. founded equally in tette e.tlity and justice. nod could be liable to Ho or rational ears jeetion.-1 hirer !) The Earl of ROSSLYN referred to the oriel) of the practice of purchosilogsCeintenies ions in the Army, a part of the money ari•ing from which /as. its hie tiro instinct, supplied to the establishment of a k tied for mooting Pesiotiuo to the Widows 01 Officers ; and he therefore contended, that there was in some iteoriv a difference on this respect, between the Army nod the Navy ; the Otbeer in the foremost baying. by buyhig his Commis sion, en oddities' to the dedwrition of one day's pay its the year, purchased is tight to the Premium for hi. 'Nodose. Geed forbid! hootever. that he should wimps to set up ally distinction he tweets the Army and the Navy, so the detriment at the latter. Ile um Merely woo ious that the question should rest epode Its proper footing. With mood to the new regulalinius mess mined by let Noble Earl, hoe was disposed to contider them &aortae:my. Emil Viscount EXMOUTH begged leave, in the Pam of tie whole 'evoke with which he was connected, to thank the Noble Earl (Liverpool). and the Ministers geuerallo, for the riltslatioom now prop srd with r. good to the Pel.Halla to the '. wows of Naval (Metro, whirls, he vino coovinced, would be quite aeliefeeluey to toe Davy. After a shor t esplatutioa frogs the Marquis of LANS DO VI E, the Nioi ion was opted 10. Adjouwal till thl..nday. • HOUSE OF COMMONS. RLFOILM. Mr. HORSEY presented a Petition from Preston, signed by twenty Persons, _pray asp for Annual Parliaments and Universal Suffrage. Seerage. Mr. H. stated, that. be did am agree with the opinions of the Petitioners • I.••rd RA NCLIPFE presented a Petition, signed by twe ty of his Constitueut, at .Nottiachato, praying for ADDOSI Peril/t -omtits, and the right of Suffrage extended at least to all House- Wider,. • . Mr. Al. A. TAYLOR moved an Address fora Return of the numherotTrails at the Jail Deliveries of Lancashire for tbe last life 3eart.—Ordered. !Mr. W. POLE presented a Petition Miasmic Parishes is the Queen's Canal against the Windew Tali. • A Petition was presented from the Justices of Peace fpr the County of Argyle against the Scots Lunatic Asybim Bill. • Mr.CLI V L presented a Copy- or Mr. Hobbouse's Circular to the Sberiat respecting the deltvers. Writs.. "Kir C. Mb\ LA gave stoke for Wednesday of's Motion re specting the Penalties tie der the Higinsay Act. NAVY LIST. Mr. BENNETT presented a Petition from two Premiss who /lime Preprietorspfn periodical work entitled, Ante's List of Ike Ayes! Mks.' width bc *Weir industry said 'ingenuity they had reodered valoahle, sod Mid established a copyright. They' etatfl that ceitata clerks of the Admiralty,. nader the sanctsia of the lards onfie Admiralty, had publahed a precisely similar list, ulticlthcal deprived them of nearly Abe 11 , bull. of their pro. ihrty. They paiy!sl relief frets the House. Lt beii evoinry , the cornett of it. Lord . of Lanark petitioner; Coordy, Ordered Sir 11. . to the Queen Sir J -- brought II sib dime, wee-tiote. oerabiou, the Hone it moo. wen, et (moot) leterq I creasing of ten. e *bee be counts. of from them there wa 16.544X11. which I laird article/ t tea, coffee co/spiral fore, use. Meuilsrr/ garbled Sii to his case, The CH On as ealr! Window *ere token st. ed in I:nchind Mr. BE Crown n 4 the Mee, The CL seht of the meet cots. Mr Address The . Tierney account M r. nn the store on the some too late ;- present he wool The sbuuW ai After and Burr Ml►. Tierney Mr. I ',bl ant. of polls Ni Mr. Grand , ing tu las lON no Thee' Mr. of Privi ripen County procure he wool The so fur Fergumn to %on. ' he say. place of The I to corrup. high breach Serjeant Mr. ' should.. tber woe, The read, Mr. Dr. Bub be stated, till the' Mr. bad the The Mr. had been a Grant Mr. ' tin". a few, gaily he 1 he Mr. tention between Members en naticia of the had opposed is progress notion left to fol experience match for the 5a fol examination, of =OM m i g h t —a sum ter). Mr. to examii quer had him and . an invessigati hands of the was not burp! his Bight Hai ference to his considerable vesrismiov Moo. Fr Mr. ( move that Bank be The CI A new the room Accountant 1 nilttee. Sir J , should I bounty t^ lira.. . tbosoitit Mr. N. CA.t. Niactiosiog what 11111ike of Elia abe sees is Um ate • - . . . .. ' . . ',,,, o at/ - )' . 1;\'::• . .' 1 I • .•;•:: , r - .` -- - 'l, %.\ '-... :•-d./fd. - - % •il. :;-, . 04. 4 1. , `, '' I' - " •) i . , r.- .- . .:%;./. ..111. Alk•t. : ..7 .. • • • •• • '''''. '',"„,„,. ~,...- :- ~. . 04-,.itino.ki RI . .1 . I ' ... . .ritick tii . . . i 'I. ing tumid that this Petition. coutained a ;sever ftw pe- 4 r comperoafirtit, which c...tilti ant ~e received without . sent of the Crewe, he withdrew it to sunned the feria A. Ii AMI LTON presented % Petition from the county ark. . gninst the Scots bluetit Asylum Rill, which the nee; prayed, at least, mix-I not be exie. sled to dime r, which was well provided with Aiyluins or that sen.— II to he printed. • WINDOW TAX. .s I. PA RN ELL presented a Petithiii from Herpes/semi, !?wren'. Comes, against the Window Tax. NI,W PORT ~ ' shed to knots, when die Bill woe to bo .. . it in to reiterate the Window Taa, hendme. *he se that cc. he theifild again take the seise of the Heine 00 the. in. whetter the tax should exist at ail / On the forme* tn. themajority ngaiast the tax was very small. (tbosgh vise ea. resse), and the reasons in behalf atinsaslit were weed, except by the numbers. He also a idled in call the • on of he Home to the emeriti).* of the Cleuteeikw of the quer, who had drawee as iliftelitt that towhead was imt • 4 1K in prosprrhy iin account of as increased consomptien entre, and Hagar. The Chancellor .of the lischeqaer, be made this statement, most have had the enamel at. , which were since in the hands of the Members, and heat he 101114 have seen, that in malt, spirits, and tobacco, rasa great. falling off . Ihe 9s. duty on malt pheduced A. less than in 1806 The additional duty on spirits it was calculated would produce 140,0001. only produbed • mid the increased duty on tobacco ' which it was eaten. would produce Selo,oool. produced only TiAlOhl. These t acre better tests of the consumption of Ireland, than 4 , ffee, and auger. and as path had been taken as tests of the retire ammo/ohm of the Iwo countries. It was, theme- ' unfair in the Chancellor of the Exchequer, *hes other e were out in possessiou of the Papers, 10 give them II d statement—tak fag those article} which were favourable I n. :a.e, one 'reflex the others ant of causideratioo. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he should party day bring forward the Bill far the Regulation bf Me iw Tax. He obseeved, that if the coadmisolou of malt aken as a test of the wealth of a country, it had diminish; •:ngland also. BEN N ETT wished to know, whether Ike congest of the I would be given to the prevenient/nor the Petition from leers of the Artillery Drivers Corps? . CHA SCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid. therms • the Crown Mould not be 4i ten. as the heads of the depart- me rived the clan& was not sell founded. BEN NETT said, that on Thenday be should Mite all ssl to the Crown on this subject. . ..r''. ' .1 :1 - BANK RESTRICTION: - • . CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER reqbeeted Mr, •y to postpone his 'notion on the subject of the Beak,. cid i it of the inoisymition of Lord Castlereagh. I - T I Eli N EY said, he felt disinclined to resist any 'egged score of ill health. as he had so *rhea claimed indulgence UMW ground ; but he felt unwilling to put While que.tiott . r ein the Sessiow. There were some Gentlemen aho were t that day. who could not mead again till Friday next; Oa therefore put off his amnion to that day._ I • Ci CA NCELLOR of the EXCH EQU ER mid, that ha also postpone the Rank Restriction Act to tb .t Oar. r a few words between Meters. (iRENFALL, S. TIORXTOS, xtenerr, the Bauk Restriction Bull (second reading), and i ierney's motion, were fled for Friday next. BAB' NGTON presented a Petition from the Inhabit. r Brewer-street, us the subject of the supply of the Metro. .. ?. with Wnter. W ARK E said, that the Company complained of was the Junction Compaity. That body. however. far from wish. abuse its powers. had petitioned Parliament to Slummy* on their profits, and courted investigation. • Petition was laid on the table. PRIVILEGE. . C. W. WYNN brought up the Report of the Committee ',liege, to whom it bad been referred to consider a Letter is Dv Thomas Ferguson to Wm. Dykes, a Voter of duo y of Lanark, promising, in the name of Lord Douglas, to re a plaice under government for toe said Wm. Dykes, if lad vote for Sir Alex. Cochrane. . if Committee reported, that they hod examined the case i • as referred to Thomas Ferguson—that the said Thomas son bud confessed that lie had a fallen the letter addressed s. Ilykes, and that he intended to influence his vote i but ss that Id. assertion respecting Lord Douglas and the ender Government are utterly false and gronndless. Committee was of opinion, that this letter was an attempt rupt the freedom aid indeperdence of Llectious, and a reach of she Privileges of the House. Report a as agreed to. W YNN moved, in pur.tianee of the instruction of the ittee, that Thomas Ferguson he taken into custody by the .nt at Arms.—Ordered. WYNN mid, w hen 'Thomas Ferguson was in cuetudy, be I. in pi/roomer of the instructions Of the Committee, far- WV!, that he be committee to Nestgate. DR BL'RNEY'S LIBRARY. Order of the Day for a Committee of Supply belag BAN KES moved, that the Report of the Committee on urriey's Library be referred to the Committee of Supply I ed. that be should postpone hisobservations on the kabinet . i s House was in that Committee. • . BENNETT wished to know whether the proposed Grant t d e couseut co 1.. e Crone ? CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said. it had. HENN Fri' • ithed to teen lain this point, as that consent •en refused to a Claim of Justice, which was now gives to ' • it of Munificence. CU 'LW EN said, he should dislde the House on the ques- The purchases of manuscripts a ere for the benefit only of , r , and once he had.ohjected to the grout to the Royal leo se could not consistently agree to this vote. House then divided— for the Motion . . 79 Against it . . bb - Ziolority . —44 GRENFF.l.Lterished to know, whether it was hi the in- ' o of the Finance Committee to investigate the trnosaction • • i ; en the Treasury slid the Bank. He understood that some ten of that Comaitteeltad wished to eater into an esoml- a lof the subject, bat that the Chancellor of the Ecchequer • "coed it un the ground that some nessereirdions were the* 4 . guess between him and the Bank of Eragland for the demi. tof their charges. He hoped ibis question "'fluid slot be I Use aegociaton of Dowuiag-streire, as they knew by we. - . . perience that • the Chancellor of .the Exchequer was not a for the Bank Directors, lie said it adv isedly alter care- emanation. that if justice was done to the Public a saving Likti. might be elkted oft ibis breach of the expenditure • a superior to-that raised from that impure source the lot- .1( BAN KES stated. that be had proposed to the Committee mine this subject, but that the Clutecellor of the Exehe• iad opposed it on the ground of a negociation het erten id the Book. lie (Mr. Bankes) bad been of opinkin that estimation by the Committee would mdier strengthen the of the government than impede their negociation, but be at surprlzed that the Committee had taken the opinion of . , sht Hen. Friend the Chancellor of the Exchequer in pre- t eto his own. He was persuaded, for his ow n part, that a .1 erable saving to the Public might be effected by the in- 11 wiou of this questing, though not perhaps so mach as Iris Veined (Mr. Greofell) anticipated. .i Ci It EN FELL said, that on Tuesday tennight he should • i that the transactions between the Goveriuneut and the . be referred to the Committee of Finance. Committee of Supply was fixed fur Monday. ew Writ was ordered far Yarmouth (Isle of Wight). in no of Mr. Leslie Foster, who had accepted the office of • i slant io the Board of Itevetsue in 'reload. • i i . Pardon under the Great Seal Bill *era through a Com. . Report on Monday. r • , I. NE WPOIIT gave notice. that on Tuesday sionnight be move to extend to Irelaad the Act of lieu. I. giving a r ea Etas. ‘ COORS' RATES. • B. BOURNE moved, that the House do resolve itself into 1 twitter en the Poor Laws Aneetadment Bill. i f I..6CAulliatLi.eltiTonochejieverdtediptohelhae mpritaciinieprlepraciatibeioulloilfl,:: tafEligabe It, which woe never meant to afford relief to t 'health and vigour. S. BOURN I. said. the Bill left ilia lateryreittlien of die e iif Elisobsib as it bead it, i ii Mr. Comer i Air tkes r t'4 6 .1 •