The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-28 00:00:00

. . MMMw .~•~a~, L 1 Na 2927. " The TIIIIATRK ROYAL. Mt6RY.LAt4K T HIS present EVENING, Jane' Z 3, their 111ligroin' Semis% sill performs IMPERI4 RICHES. Luke, by Str Kean. To whieh will be iitlelefl. CHARLES THE BOLD; OR. 'MR SIEGE OF NANTZ. HoUSE LEE OR LP.I Mr. Wderen war heard that though the hilsharid s enrousand correct in con; been sod) as ought to pre him this divorce. Scotch much less regularity and it would be a dangerous sanded that they might ut remedy in erese they, the The WILLI CHANCE hots been heard, the next move that the (till be read mean In take that upon 'to ohraly moved use seer further was done upon it, To-morrow, Rule a Wife and Havea Wife; Leon, Mr. Kean. The ll , cies to be opened at ball past eve o'clarl, to (tr ain at half past six. Hover, is.; Second Price 9s. 6d.—Plt, 3%. 6d.; Serand Price, 2.1. Lower Gallery, Ye. ; Second Price, Is.—Upper eitl/ery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. BIRCH, MAYOR. A COMMON COUNCIL, h.:ltlen in the Chmniher of the GoWWII of the City of London, on Tuesdiy, the 17th day of Julie, 1815, ttitdotAren ONANINOVILY. THAT a dutiful and loyal Address be presented It to his oybll4.lclppapt Ihr Prime Re & ent, enngratolatiug ifs Ilialiness en the recent brilliant vi. wry obtained by the Allied Farsiwartie lath day of JlllSe inst. over the Frescb priny, to Napoleon Bonaparte. WOODTHORPE. RORER The Marquis of LANsb, the Commons' AomitywatiriAn Tb amendment seas then r Imrds was ordered to be usual manner. Dt7 K bi? CUM The Earl of LIVERPOOI Prince Rtgent, stating that t' name and on the hehalt.pC..' quaint the House of Lords with his, the Prince Reget with the Princess of Salm, at of the House of Lnrds and mile, for their Lordships' might be necessary to take aeries to support the rank , (See Commons.) Hi; Lordship moved that deration to-morrow.—Ordr VOTE The F.arl of LIY ERPOO tbe subject of the Vote of Cr reliance on the known tideli for their concurrence in su. take in order to enable his meet such esigeocies as transactions. His lawdatip moved that lion to-morrow I whiels WAS The Loan Bill, and Rea time, and passed. Th. Chel.ea Hospital Rill Trirgraph Stations Bill wr ER E EllOl Earl GREY clever...ea Pntortained ih, liahlr fm simple contract drrstood, to take the dt,e, unzht he read a .r-and ti mottos) that tie Bill he Cal Joist published, price Is. THE RATS OF MOUSIANA. By W. R. HAWK ES. . Published by Loogmah, Burst. and Co. Paternoster•row ; and bold by Mr. Thorogood, Bishop Stortford, Ilerts. • THE PAMPHLETEER. Just pattilist,erl, prier fir. 64. • g PAMPHLETEER, No. X.; Comaining`., 1. M. leoj. de Constant en the Responsibility of NU:titters— & Trial Ds Jury. by J. Lon.lev, Fgq.-3. Mi. Wilberforce% ilditer to Prince Talleyrand-t-4. On the Means of prrser ing stoth.en . fr-tu Fire-5 An Attempt to estimate the Poriu-al Ta• 1/entsonhe pr , tent Aar, by T. N Toltmrd, 11-q —6, 0.. the *rood/logy of the. Bruin-7. Mr. P Kltot% Letters continued —B. Mr. Basil Montagu on the Ins Itent Bill—§. A New Theory the Two Hemispheres, by G. A. Tholepin*, Esq. Sold by Messrs. Gave awl Cu. and till other Bookselien, • GRAND GOLDFN I.OTTRR Y - - Begins Drawing the ISil, of NEX I' MONTH (July). CARROLL and Co., Contractors for the present LOTTER Y. respectfully submit i / the Puhl•o Ow fol lowing GRAND. SCHEME, which, with in) 1501/Tickets, Await* Prises of re 40.300, se9il,ro‘l, .420,C.i11, Ilvsnles 12.00 , GUINEAS, Wlsleb wiU bo PAID in GOLD, without Deduction. A$ UNDER -1 of . .6 I. ~ i." 131) it, . .ClO i'ol 1 . . 3 .Cu) . . 34403 I • • 20.1 , 00 - 91.1.00 1 • • 5 1..) , 1 i.i Gout . . 5..2.5ii 1 . • 2,9 , 0 . . ?AU 3 . . 1,00 iii Gold . . 3.15.1 5 • . 1,,0t.0 . .s.ilie 4 . . 5f.15 In Gold *. ' 1.110 10 • . YR) i., GoLI „ 2.1 W And 3,042 other Prizes of lesscr wake. • The erode of Drawing the above ~ileivtiit Prizes is so ortaing ied, tiro the certiiiin . y is pin-sews d IQ Cte VON: , 4" r/../.. Ticket seining ,C 40.0011: r , (l Ito• - tnitaer ehitoce of its also /Rita:Aug in •ddiftint to that sum 500° (inflicts in Gold. Schrum, with full particulars, may be liai gait s. Tickets and Shares are now nn Sal- at CARROLL and Co.'s Micas, ilo. 7, Curnhill, aid 4 26, o‘ford-street, where all Bu shmen is the Public Fluids is transacted. The Bill was aerrirdir.zv be rionaiiiied na Thorn:bit Ttn Karl of LAU 01:11 on the Pillory Bill be Br Agjjourued. ROUSE The Prise Bill and the a Committee. -. Repays to-tnntrt The Soul Set Coin pan: 'AiII, Cle,hto& Bill, were read L mated to-marrow. The Exchequer Bills Bit the Canvey Bid, the Greet the Half Pay Hid, Ind to passed through a Committee, Mr. WItOTTESI,EI: mr Home relative to Chart tat Ordered. The Dundee Harbour Bi. The Dill fur Encouragement and ordererlto be read a seep' Lo rd PALIIIL•KSTON brin, in Bill, for tiling the others for quartering Soldi Session relative to the Local Ark for the pretreution of I The first and last Bilk W( Sand ordered to he re: lit n seo • GUTTA 9IPHII.ITIICA. ort FW. EADY'S ANTI VENEREAL DROP, gold wltolesole, Mail, and for exportation, by the Privrielor, 5, Gerrardfttreet, Soho, Lei:ester..quare, London. NoTurric can be more important to those af flicted with the Venereal Disca•v, or any disorders nt icing froot the Impurity of the b10,,d, :14 well as to future posterity, Win that such complaints be imam :lintels. removed. In every stage of this disorder wherein salivating tins frequently (ailed, and when no other means ectighl re-tore the unhappy sufferer to lltrnlth; the Guilin giphtlititrt has been the effectual remelt) , to Ne-establish health nod activity. The effect of these Drops are altn ,, st imperceptihle in their asperntion . giving strength and lane to the Nerve., mil ;ire nel, 1.0,111 placing in the cabinets of captains nod masters of ships, ae tiwy will keel) good in all etiolates. , bold in brth., at be 6rt. rtich. . . Sir HENRY PA RN I.: quantits of Buster %pow. year, which, ! rter a ieo War ordered. A Ilesrasge from she- I ns Water of the R.. 11 • 11111, ihrr ',Mille a 1.1 pri,s.te Bi MKSSAG Fl Lord CASI'I.EIt EA announced a Messagt which wus read by tit, words:— " GFORGE, P. R. " The rr: ice Rerem. rt of his Majesty, think.it pt mow, goat a Milrrilge, to iris soma a , has Peru votrtto Doke of Cumberland mod Me klent.urgb. niece to her of halo ; and from the pro. of Commons hose sloop. Rosa' the Print such prosi,ion on this Gcrat Royal Highnesses may opp Lord CMTL Ell E. Itoyal Highness's mow taken into consider*? agreed to. Sir FRANCIS BU' should to-morrow male pensation to be granted vention for preserving ' ricers. • . • hlcdical and surgical advice, graiis, from &lilt rid ten the morning. MR. A. BRADLEY, 5141,ite New-street, G..ugh.mpuire, Lue..ton, will .;ainfy the too.t 'miniver as to-the notheistielly of it Fiieml of 111. 11 .tiviPz ra. Al bear& from the CORDIAL II LNI LLA 1), it a.+wrar . di9oriler of air aerv.m., lialule.,t Lim!, with re hicm hod been long adlteird. Mr. E. P:ercr, High ,trret. • Biro •'igiehi•s tor ihr sutprisin cure of n (4.8,11. toms Ime isi a det-p De. Hoe, liken Bve hurtles of the Cordial' Pal's' i.t Strength. and appetite of the yottri;: eetnu w ere vi•ihir :r dv ry gnaws . ent:v Ii pr , ved ; and b.. eweinuinr, the tar of it o few weeks luoger, he was. with (Intro Kloeolle, and to the to e4t eninfori ;ma ;dolma harm of hi, faintly and ifirta:s. restored to perf..ei lieolt • Mr. H. B.ifilltruel.i.f Pooterror.. reports of n man in that tarsi ge iii I hiiltr, who hid the appear sore of laliourine tinder that tarot ,I;tolreruit4 di,esti..., the IrbthWs Pillitaa olis. I ii-timplitst. Sir had n cosoo t oroble dialer of 'berth. fever. pritru.e 'deb eat.....epectorntod tivieh, and nos ,reflueed State of eureme dohilir,. Flavin; bad lite best mit-divot advice he toad pr• rare, without sitoatnioic relief, he kul Tel ottr4e to the Cordial Wks of lalrad ; pero.eeeiogi o t h e rt „f it , all ;by ;;;;f;;;;440:10le wpf...1111 41 ;dimity :dated, dad he ha' MtlMlteki n Vl;AlCiltitili 14 health. (i nverts/n em s eeo rtt e :;voilto!Couuserfrits„ braille, a wine of Oar Houle iu F. ur. The Cordial Halos of Gilead is fold its hIES•AGE F The CIiANCELLO appeared at. the bar, af the Prince Regent, w h it in the following words bottles. prier lb. each I er the qoantity of four in tow Family • BOW! for SS.. en winch nose lb. bottle is saved, dot. included; the ►lamp of which berr, the Proprietor's name nod address in . toe rograviog, Sarni Solarium, Liverpool," to Militate which h felony; mid this pi istlege of a particular set of plates for its stamps bus beca granted to Dr. Sideline'. by foveae of his Ma. 1 1 .40, Honiserahle Commi-sini cr.. of Stamp Duties, purposely to secure she Verdi.. C• unterreit,.; none else tire genuase.. Sold by Ni'. 18. scrotal; Sutton and Cm. (late fiery and Sutton), flow Clairch-s tied ; Bliroll and Co. No. 150. Oxford -Wert, 10.11d4 , n; Brodie and Dowding, Sati.hury ; A. Smith. Perfumer, Nuoiti linage, Edinburgh; Monk Keet.e, No. 6, College green; at Davison s, No. I . noliameet.street, , and of Messrs. V Newbary mot Soo, flithl;n; and retail, by all Medicine Venders iii the Uitit , d Kingdom. 1 Sonic Ditorders have been many ve. r is proceeding to such a degree of onitigeatiei Hs cami.el h► eradicated in a few evrek• : therefore it is in order to eneoitta,:e steady perseverance is the use of p►oper the,:wrom D., S•:lemon ha' adopted Cie plan of his Rotes. will. three large 3.35. ramilv Rooks, (not:Oiling lis quantity of Twelve• di l 1.. p.•rtiPd up tale fur the ra n t' y, for a Eive-p , and w hien 11. 1`2.. is saved; ride " Guide to Health " As Dr. Snlumoe's Practice is now become to great and ex tensive, 'bit his rowan' engagements require a considerable portion of his time mid attendance. he experts, when consulied • the usual compliment of One Pound hut all written cases, or letters of advice, and tuntecompanied with on order for medi clue and remittance• to he lens leered at his leisure, are r, quired to enclose oily Ilall a Guinea. Drabs mar hr obtained at any I'. tt other, paynble at Liverpool. for snail' Aims of •v, 'eolith is a sure mode of c..nseyance.—Fsuch letters should, for 'rely. be thin directed:—" Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gi lead Horse, sour Liverpool. raid double postage." • :.r.~..~~c. ~. ..tom `:.~. .., . . . . . . ... .. . • .. . • _,__e • . • • .. • s - --- 47 . .. . • . -• ' ' -•' IfgePeetelX. • • . . . , r• ..4.4 -. rf!-- . . ~, . . ~• ' , t k . . •gril ~ ... -... ...' I % .4 '"' . . • . 1 ' .1 .1 .7 %ir TT - ' .. .... . Are • .. . • .......... 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' - li le Came for Mama Hat Pitsa AN an Liafri, ritvslite Ain sterev - stortorti"• . . 1 , . ' 4km ' ' ' 11.. '• r ,'t.e, • • -1 : ::„) ,i ...V - -s - • : IL PdlßLtAarierr. • ThWSPEAKEItedd . . ~ there was no question before. Sett.a Aglit Co seerdtetheiblittrilMiette:"Tnitead 'of tat; ale House . T , • • • bk . ce cie . iff prr;pose a ebri Oirrys ' penstl:Y,' tint the --. 0 111.1..-.. • - t ' 1, OF LORDS, Jon x Fl. iRISH FINANCES. kif M Of scorch fp intittitt ASA, ' le'iltd nei irtstsz tre ,Mr. V. FITZGERALD, after n few profatnri 11111 fo . .Siernriltillettl hrtfore' W(16110410; bnt . hoped . . -- :.trai's DIVORCE BILL. reMarks, moved that the Report of the Committee It would lie aUffered to pass itito t g la* before tneeria 1 .. din support of this Hill. andrentelsded otFinance on Irish affairs, sheuld he taken into irths'preceni e Sessitie.• • • s i•' -'-'• ''''• ' ~.. cond !let had slot been altogether de- ~ . . a.l , .. consideration at an early period in the nest liesaion. ' A ithort conierSition dart, 'malt rinrii howern Mr. ntracii m , this marriage, yet it bad not recent their Lordships from ranting Mr. BANKPI3 agreed in the importance of ll'e Alderman Allsias t Mg. Ti' nei, Mr. Whitlipid,inti . a marrinces were often celebrated with subject, and that it Would be discessed with more ,'M r. Aldermlin kriltit, as . to . 'hit ' fliali . lli i ) il'eferte . il i i . . I ceremony than this had been, and yet grivantage in the next 'S. ossion. Ile trusted ' and like Bill •; in w I.;eif it 'w4l4,:ay t tbeefix : 'airinil i chef thing it young worn , n were to be per- srge there things against the husband', hoped that many beneficial results would arise out of iwould'he be s tier to let fe ik iiitra 7str 4 Lait i (Weil i K 1 - aired, committed aultery. U, and complimented Mr. Fitzgerald on hit manage. :. withoat passing into a laki,loVWit iit'4lS•hrYgr bit: Lt. 1.00 mid. that the Comm' haring I step wit 4 fur one of thelr Lordships to tent of the revenue in Ireland. siderstiiinit ;44to . erisit' c:a'rty'llillterfts4MAttiii e ,, -. i id et second time. He certainly did ant :The 'Motion was then agreed to. li t y Otherst :ilk& sti red kst, l irit., 4 tins'le'pAlifiiitti"i .."'- timself. .. Mr. PEEL?. b rought in Bills for defritiini Ale law et,S•elfliriliditld do . Al's riisiitypOtt'4itlif:' ft srai . rood reading of the Bill, arid nothing . r : rz rt charges of paying and clothing the Militia of Yr efitf, at lelbitli 4700.. that the 'BreISPOLtd - be Arr.! ... fitit ; •:.: . . 3ERRV DIVORCE. and to authorise the Directors of the (Mini : Cali : al to' Ftiri • -:. slum NE moved the consideration of . . vlentl the navigation to the rivet-Vito:tint. ' ' '''' .` r' F I%.trit begith&ti We l . 44;tieK• .ItAllo. . . - geed Er first rime, and ordered to be iead a second . 4 001 , 'lir ill M spin ' ./04t befthe 'la 'ltt . tAtlitir I « nee P . ep ge rim g 4fte:::;;:z. bare' z .:0,,-..e nisillo'f the e announced to the Commons in the time to-Morrow. (toe., 'Ili; WIN! . L 64 Ipt.'inforf r eb lik;lisr ritiVrt•: - . .•4! . . ASSIZE. OF BREAD. , ,. , eislon'far the jjoke o f ' C u itid i t a di m , • I, I BERL A ND'S-MARRIAGE. •'') `Mr. F. LEWIS moved the second readingist the Wh • on,. int the the amne'rlY?" ' • . '' - '"'' • • POOL presented a Message from the ake „ 4 , . . - I • • hat the Prince Regent, acting in the flta to repeal the Acts now in force, relating *.t o • . k efikscitttoNAY • the : FitCritilet lilt Ott 0f...1at Majesty, thought proper to :lc- Weed, fo be sold in the City of London and CiLerties this lisitlist .it'L.:tit V*411141400 'anis* trfre s lielttilli rds that the Doke of Cumberland had "'atter, and within the Weekly. Bills of Mortality,. not saT that rue ;moo'' , noel"! be.. egent's consent. contracted a marriage , , • - • -r: n, and that he relied upon the liberality !Vat! tea miles of the Royal El/change: end to pre. ' MV.litiVllFlV'tikkiiti • tititirt the l istarrii i „41. 4 „, . • t and their attachment to the Rosa! Fa.' yeiht tile Adulteration of Meal, Flour, and 'Bread ' place'ir fleir'Aftsialner? if *iv Snme . rithile : : . . i Its' concurrence in whatever steps it within the same limits." . s .. ' thhololl4V .I'l t rl i i1 8 40hfli ; i1 1 0 . tiaftlnitth ferilidi • ik . - , • lee in order to enable then. 'Laval High. • Land dignity becoming their Station. Mr. CALCRAFT conceived that the Asilie of hadel t ekts'eae 1. 41 . , 1 ts l litA ti r piseintOef . '",, A Z",'"" • • , . ' Breit, Wei useful to the commu n it y; it did no t ' pre: `Artri, t is hittly'lf tirr',, 414iaron waltlidle • . , 4 4 .! - tat the. Message he taken into &ma. i 4iltit co . ..• rdered. co m pet i t i on among the baler ~, ai;:lilti;fe were as he ass Sii , P /515.51111 prosisi4n -- Wlnftii4r •tr . • .. rE OF CREDIT. 'Othrly initerices of Bread bein g sold under . the regu an.occaiitio rettl.i 'oft he in si t e conteiOtilsn Of say ' ---- • . ' °l P r e e e nt e d the newt' lwersattellah lac price. ' He wished for further information on the min iti lirs tritirrit:;h;. -Tho ll:Usriutitte ; to 'be r o a d s i f Credit, .stating the Prince Remote 1 so i llet6oerticelarly es he bad not yet seen the RO- aeqtvaittted not only with the lUye LIP Marrjae tent delity and zeal of the Hoar atm ru. h steps ,s it might be necesary!. phillirtlfe'Coinmittee. lie wished, therefore, that phice, 'Mit atso *llll the 'monis( hf' the pro Visio n. itt. . 1 his Royal Hi g hlm" "" te) he 1 "1"red I / the - lien: would defer the second readin tended to he set I. ''• ' '!" '; ' . -‘' ..". : might arise in the course of poblit :4. • . . : for a few days, or proceed only pro forma, in ord er ' ' the' CllAS4fte'll: iir.",44; FAVIII I I,YER at this should be taken into cons? lent. that the Bill might be • cirColated through the contstry aside few w o rds , btitirein 144 'eitrnsi'Wei:tnistri Oa •. . , 1 . L e r a rd nL l n Bill, were read a ihird .a.nd that the principie . might be more thoroaghlidi t s.. hear them. ... • 9•...stri• - • '. • . r' , • cussed in the next Session. • ' The 'lriah Post spy' s 3i. intifihilitirb,lintoStolat , Hill, Stores Embezzlement Bill, mad Mr. F. LEWIS said, that the report had been Bill, went seve rally th roug h atislitilt*,: l ikeilt • yen; tommitteil and reported. ; .1 Al, 1..4' .1.11 I' ;!, a ;,-.„.. , , long time before the House, end there still remained ports to•be receiren to-mewl s , . • • tin ESTATES HILL , his re; , ret that some oh'ertinas were ~ In st a e l m ly b d e a r y m s i i g n ht th c e on p s r i e d s e e r nt it S . eision in which the Hon. The Irish Witnesses' •:it itrirtlidilialt 4; vtorit . . i... Hill ' for rendering Freehold Estates through a' Committee, the reptirt Vie ice; ined • S ~ ' ' kb ' . It was not elltnel"Pne ' he " P ' ' Mr. CALCRA FT replied, that the li on. Gentle. ordered to be taken into furthikocti siihritlisd 'el ^,is.itlri tai, doy ; hot be hoped the Hull lime. 14 iih a view to discuss it on the man was not at all answerable for his not having re- Thorpday. . • . „emitted. i. ceived . the report. He had no objection to the se. Tke Exchequer Si ft s Bill ? ' the ; hit ke A n eArbilike ' - oy /tad a second time, and ordered to iy. . I cond reading of the Bill, if the Hon. Gentle Man did t on ' s E s tate - Bill, the Op e n Boats' Liteur ,iOll on sLE in-opined. that rile discussion ' not mean to press it through this Session. the hackney CAA : AntesilltnentiAill j ir lint , , • red for the same &v.—Ordered. M r, ' Alderman S.MITII objected to the clause read a first rime, and ordereettrie it aecgod wbich emestrered common Informers to make charges time to-Morrow. . . . —, _ , o F COMMON S. against bakers. The haVera, he believed, did not • The report on the Leid Ore 13111 *it, agreed 449 $ Adatiraity Courts Bill passed throughi. • Obtlta to. the principle of the Bill, and only wished and the Bill ordered a third reading tti sir. ntorro • ". /f, I I -el lele r OW. to be protected. . The report of the Scotch Asseised Tates' BM *as I 'f :y Hill, and the Local Militia Par rt pgiteraI,T,TORNTOSI• wished the Hon. Member ordered to be taken Lint 6 further consideration tO= l N L a second time,nod ordered t0...h..0"... linintilc i ped vvith his Bill as fast as possible, and morrow. ' 5. ' - ' -' ' • - - . - !, • itl, the French Colonies Trade . thOnld be glailitiginileaded en noet a fttraltserrtfv: • ivro Coinusittee.4lo4a4ch • the Chairman ..--E- •..... scnwich and Chelsea Pensirsorfa il , Mr. Alderman A'TKINS admitted it to be a Bill was ordered to move for leave tn. bring itnMlC'ts - . ''- the Scotch Distillery Rill, My/hilly of considerable importance to the public, and lie was t rative, amend, and erititinee . certain. rift's' bf•tho tee.— Reports to-morrow. • •. moved, that the paper presented to t h e I not wholly averse to it ;' it was necessary, koWever . I said Acts, which he did,'a nd obpdned leave 'accer . ti,.. •'.. i able lineations should be Printed.— that the House should deliberate before they aboliali- I tingly. l dill was passed. ed a system which hid stood the test of 700 years. - The Nowfoutullarqd Oil Bill, the Army,l .rtytnenta - t 'rent of Seamen was read a first time, i lie belieild that the public would not be so much Bill, ancrthe hand Tax 'Names Bill, were • severally iecond time 10-morrow. Moved for and ishCilaed l eave t o • I benefited by it as the Hon. Member seemed toimegine. reed a third arid i 'pass'et •' ' he citi•x Ii be paid to Innkeepers .. r d I The defect was not so much in the assize, si in the In a COmmliasiti•on:lest Flex and_ Cotton BM the Bier: ; for neneydeng ;in. Act of hat 1 mode in whiCh.the assize was determined. He there. eat Militia ; Red to rontinee certain . Chitirma•WasOgderiNl a move Wave to bring in i fore hoped, that the House would only consent to a Bill' to.eMen l ettie slime which, on the House being r Orser; ins% by Stu rind Land. were then brought in, read akg tim e , I &littlish the assize for a certain period. To repeal resumed, he olnained leave to do so. . • ~ , eruild lime G.-morrow. . the system altogelliet would be to put down a greed STAMP MITI Pt. ' tit 'Motet" for rut Account of t a r I l ea r r , to 1„1„,,,t d,,, t „, the No fi,‘,.,1 nom l Jer of industrious bakers. The . Bill, he thought, Ther # CRANCEI.I.OIt of the. EXCHEQUER wool, hum Mr. V. FITZGERALD, should stand over till the next S'ession, in order thiit Meted titer 44 4 .4 the tray for going into it cutisi. . Os aatiouneed their assent ire the Iri.l, , the public at a distance from the metropolis might I derntinn vif , the'ri;Poitlif the Stamp Duties. '' the Wi's-el W eevils Bill. nnd several have the measure fully under their coissideration, ,M 1 1 r. BA.N K l':Ssaid,. tbit,Was'a, subject of theut. !, , Bin:, without H ut it i el i dlU en t. Mr. Aldermen SMITH explained. . • ' most impel- a nee, slid . lie tvdiffd not sdppose Ins R ight . • FROM TIM ItEtIF,NT. Mr. Bo4lEla SMl'i s II observed, that,he as well i ilonouribte hien() 'couiCi t thinii cri'brillting . it fol.. ' . AG H appeared at the ba r , an d as man y o th er M em b ers h a d not seen t h e repor t o f ' war d itt so very thin . a House. .He vett, g9(l beet* ;e from the P r ince R egen t, th e C omm itt ee . i n th e i r p ower , h a t he id not 'with to`take` dial'. i It SPEAKER in the following Mr. F. LEWIS replied, that the great mass of Inge of there not being a linen., in Ortliel d 'to i sintrollis t ' evidence contained in the report demonstrated the the business of his Majr:ity!sVeyrrnmeik;Tfle i puti. , . . necessity of adopting the present measure. The re- tic, however, Were, hethiCiiiri4 ritig a valWialYy i . .... ~rting in the name snit on the behalf suit of the itivestigation into the Assize Laws was, interested ia moly pints? 1g IJ!je kabjec t t si heittc4,;re. • i roper le racquAii:l the House of Com- that they made the price of bread higher instead of maimed yet unsettled, I.ltal t3' ndOir•l?4 itSgl;t x lio. 4 - • . , which hi s it„y,,i iti r hn ess duly rave e lo vi ler, nod it remained for the House to remedy the nourable Friend would'iiiii Ili 4ti ttir'd.4ii,C . lle. unused between his Roved Reuther the - : ' ~, The best probability of that remedy was, to s t un of . the subjeFt r wlieti r t r tall&... t ' hr 'Wight the dlughter of the ' r. in* •1` .11i. , iviis - 1 - n'ielai" Dute " r repeal the Assize Laws altogether ;no benefit could be PII - peCted: ' - ' . . d er Majestv, nod relict of th e Priere ' - wer ee .a . i Nit/ ' 4 • Horse" be derived from a modification of the system.. The The CHANCELM ol s imi Ver. .. I.R , • ,woor•••••u•tt towards the fAntly a his nee of rilt:lirliari«rif which the lire ttrgeat c..afidrs iir their making main fact, beyond all controversy, was, that bread said, that afar the tin n t trianneillf i ll Ain itutt. . . was higher by the assize than without it. When an' Friend had stated his wish for a postpdliNtgl i t, i soothe t Ilion 11.1 be rank and stallion of their I assize was fitted, it was not only a maximum, but a business, he woiddiieffTfflrirififilie‘etit, but would .t. ..t pear in require." pretext to ask that price ; and it was well known, take the opinion :of tfia'Speektfatikitigier the amend. :AG H then mo v ed, th a t hi s ; that respectable bakers had stated, that they would wilts proposed might notigipken on the report, as 1 st gracious Message should he ibe shocked to sell bread under the assize price. It •it would .tend mater ete y aU to ex ;lion, if the t ition to-morrow , which was I was material to be known, that there existed a sort other p arts could be Gv I 'IOW a ntihinitisi e 1 ,-- . , • . •;c,...• , •• , ,I of convention between the flour factors and the ation. 1-1 10 •1 • MIDETT gave notice, ' s alts , 1. 10,4 ' th a t h i i bakers, and the public must pay the price which the • Mr. dßl . :NPlP.r.tifsh snintent of to a Motion respecting the cora. ! 4 . Lord Mayor fixed. The consequence was, that the considerable Implittitici l ls .4 refiti r fAS the 1 Ato Mr. Mattison, for his in_ ; flour fi c t ors would establish any journeyman in bu. coiziPttillioii sulkti ittlfl btlest•iiiii, wili the re.. the lives of shipwrecked Ma. '. • -' • ' 1 'f/thlr tt . l siness who had no capital at all ; and as they r. tied specting !he staitip4'pr? lheir doter. Ng A r , ion the profits to be derived under the assize , the ; stood, ItiiircompoSittin ttlifi Web' trisiti4 do it l erigb 'ROM THE fi.ECiENT. : poverty of the bakers resulted out of (lir t law. The lof three years ;' siiistrlie' otigttrtfet it shoutil he on OR of the EXCHEQUER main evil was inherent in the Assize Laws, which I the average Of Alte'Vd'st I r'. ' By 'the cfaue n Tit ow •. and announced a Mes s a ge f rom rendered it of no importance to the bakers w hat i the Hill, the .Mink itg I - Legts7,sool. ;''whereas, . r IA was read by the SPEAKER, ' price they paid for flour. With regard to remedies, iby the effect of iv cyabie Tte hid to propose, the f 5 :--• lit was well. known that there wt-re many great frauds , ,iiik would pay 'lOO,O. !tile Rink had riceived ' in the return of flour : the sellers had an interest in itnmente .advatitagei. ' SlitCrs Mb, the loss to the • . il-titie in the name nod on the behalf ' the assize, as it enabled them to get a higher price, . public, in consequence of themiativintages, bad not t. a Ilial ii may be of very r,reill import. and therefore it was against their benefit to give) beep less tiout half a rnfilliiiollnd' he saw 110 reason tun , so the ram e emergencies luny ; honest returns. Notes of false prices, therefore, ! why the public should lerie.r •. .labittit to be such losers, -- . iig..n the experience and z-al of the were frequently given. The old priori:de of the; —lf, therefore, he should not stand ire 1 .* worse , . that they w ill enable him to t a k e , A ss i ze L aos was, t h at t h e ass i ze should be regulated' situation, but could moil. Ids clause .with equal . : iwy of the times may require." ' according to the price of flour sold at the mot Let ; effect mi the repor t, lee tettiitel 1 i reve no objection to 1 ' 1 ~ Da of the EXCHEQUER but now, if a return was wanted, it could only lie take the debate On OM star of th:i nol ; but' if he . • • age should be taken into con. o btai ne d f ro m ba rga i ns an d sal e s ac t ua lly completed, could ant .have that ... it, ,, ti t n!ti3e, he should certainly I not for ready money, but on long credit given to giie it htroppasition'.." •5. ..x ise, merely to state, that h e p ersons no t or i ous l y i nso l vent. 'n iers . was nothing Tlqi I :,i's• - • ( ;, [ 1,4 1 1 • , th, 4 raCIMITAR 1 ity to-morrow to enter his op. that would change the nature of the ezreeoent he. appealed to the eittliOrtt/ of the Le:ate. • Motion. Ile saw no reason tween the buyer and th e se ll er as l ong a s the assize; ' The SPEAKER st pressid Pt nitrnisti (o'l4 l 7.,•„• . ng circumstances, for any ad. ex i s t e d ; an d no mdajAcitinti could* so much rod. such" it clause codlif n'ot li loleolluteed Issi = All - tc t . e Crown. The Honourable as the repeal of the law airr;a•ther. B a kers St frf 0 'at because by thy ciluse w !sanding in the Bill' itait •1g to make some farther obser. present liableid . pay a penalij'of is: per ounce for was imposed on the . nlt of ,it - ces ( 4l%,‘l ll . s le. aellini bread *ander a Certain weight, and Magistrates bad been done b y ' a . esktitlee of the n ilia fr 4, t ' • • t ~ 1 • ' I t • • • , . • . 1 ‘ GEORGE, I'. R. " Prince Regent, ncti or Maje-iy, ance t r make tender iwci•—;:r ) , :Ind rrhii 11nu e troxil such meie.ure. , the exigency The CIIANCELLOi moved, that this Messagt sideration to-morrow. Sir. M. RIDLEY' rose, should think it his duty position against the Mt whitever, under elistim ditional Grant to the Member was proceeding sallow, when --,.-,