The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-16 00:00:00

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T HE POETRY to the above popular Work •; revised, 1,4 1 , TACNT, will make an EXCURSION to SHltlca• South Americas Shoes, ever ateivithairegianing of the ,at THURSDAY, nth ofJaly sad return the Maw contest lb HMS I Tear, girt Notice, with a New Preface, by the AUTHOR, in Om Vol. i ''' s • r the BENEFITof the DISTRISSRD DISTRIZTS Ist with referee-_e to the 4th Section of the Ist Chapter it of a free trad o e r w be9 ith ' S F o 'll u r th ia t i n h er ad icm ell° E ved zpla th e e at is i e o r n w ; Se said Company's By-Laws. • General Court will be ISM°. Pelee Se. I .' '' AND . Tickets , 30 . sedli_rallY be kiwi ilf alt. d r. bed taken place on this subject between the Raffish and at their blouse in Leadenhall-street. on Wednesday Published by .1. Power. Sir , St ran d ; and L ongman, Horst, . Aftseesoepee.eoe r r ar. Homie, ea, Chow pot& ; Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. Sus Governments. both during and after the war, the 17th inst., at Eleven o•Clock in the Forenoon, for 4, Cutler, Smithfield ; Ur. Opilewey, 69, sad capose of laying before the Proprietors Draft of a pro- Anon Tertio Georgil IV. Regis.—This day was published; , t: - , ; of. ki w i , 44 y os ,o. somes, w esiolosiss ; fend. In all die communications which bail paned' be- ast's LI Bill now before Parliament, entitled " East India In one very thick volume, Sro. price 19........ i.". collisions. aft ores; pm c o an d 4l , l , 4; H r . (Isom. g s i s k.i one . twerp the two Governments it had hum clout n.der- p Loan Bill for conveying into execution ea agree- between His Majesty and the East India Company." with the Supplement, nearly IWO pages of closely misted , ; 3er. m o so sork gosatosfloo Mr- Mathews, stood, that the trade between this country tad Span- JOSEPII DART, Secretary. letter - press , . s • ; Messrs. Aroma Soo. 1 ; Mr. Camp ish Volonies should not be interrupted• and that le ell FFORD'S ENGLISH LAWYER t or, every bel •• ; lb,. Pfau. 11 . :sir . t where Soaks nrighksepein the ateptease ' seurlif RANIAH'S PATENT PORTABLE PENS.— ‘lll MAN his own LAWYER : eostaining a Summary of B 1, 0 : 4, . 1 .. ... -mad; * amillOriE most complete, protecttes should be- ' 1 A spurious Imitation ashes, peas twang reeently been the Constitution of Great Britain; Its Laws end Statutes, ' *. . . ' ... ... I Par- mimed for public sale, J. BRAM 4,11 and SONS, 114. particularly those relative to W i k .. . - I ....0. R. Ah koperty, and die autleat 15 .. a systAtiliplid not be litaraterr w g milli!, Manufacturers sod Proprietors of the tovention, Arrests. • Insolvent Debtors. . Ma • ... ~ Ouroureereet Y ninny aequalet its numerous Panties sad the public. B „ kmaton. Landlord sail Testiest, lama . a . . moan, IS, @ref . - u r • *oar! loo'coNprittosmlr t in future every Box or Packet of titelegenelm Pens will ite , est @minim Libel. % may Imbed of Oho Seawards on Boma. sit re IlleillwArnerift an a- ramped with • tae -sinelle of the signallmanflhe Inventor . Bil l s of e.. . mite ., sit miriesi...... __ , ~. den bola made ii our system tow the sepit Bramab ," by which mune Ole eseneorkit will be Th e Nuisances, t. ' • Yle WINIS..—.Tbe ROYAL EX- . % olveotered.—.l y 93., 1831. . . " Distresses. - • Parish Oficevs , VC Nog su ß oolipmpy;k e. 1 .. peotry. arar 'Grates of takießlatry. Hitherto the Oade with auk HORSE BAZAAR. . The Game Laws, Parent and Child, tho ay itessoesf easemerefo sebum/ea to ;heir could oily be tarried es in British ships ; bee by a clause loserted to-the Act lately passed for amemilor ter 'I N O-S TRE ET BARRACKS, POHTMAN- Executers and Admiral- Saving Banks, " w W Castanets An Public is euertl, the follow- . SQUARE, FOR THE SALE of HORSES by_COM- unbars, Tithes, kir 0 0 k 0 0pt,,, , ,161,1, they am worm; as w og of Navigatiom Laws, that trade might now be carried on ie Goal ditto and Ward, siON and by AUCTION.-4311011011 toil bar Wills, &e. &e. the oloatitrea, at the natlermatimed very reduced South Amerke• as Mat as to English vessels, aid the • of Husband and W if e, result was. that : the intercourse with these revelries was quiet the Public in getterst,Smat. hi, Also, TVS CRIMINAL Law or ENGLAND. RaTARLDINRD tx 1814. sow as lawfai as intercourse as that carried on with any say thonletnen having swarmed 1111111111fl e = " 11111111111dW I. Olf AUCTION w mt a l i .!e has detemised to Embracing every species of Public O ff ences with their per Doe. per Dos. sitter country. This was the state on which mar trade av with their roput. (al It was not his original Peel'ioseet. To which is added, . Gm, Madeira.... 20a. Very soperieseld ditto Ms. with Smirk America es present stood, and he admitted ix. containing the most approved Forms of Vert Old dins li. . • Ditto of the Vintage lion to sail by Amnion;) _ and has therefore made Sr. .An A: bat is was the duty of his Majesty's Goverenseat to see „neat. f o r th e Noe , rhos will we Is dm lent interfere Agreements. Leases, Wills and Testaments, Notices be- Ft pissla lts. Ills sad IS "„„,.• that its burets should be duly enjoyed. As to any far- sr sow by cooloissieo. tenon L an dl or d sod Tenant. Contracts, Articles of Coped- II Old Bseellas Sic 014 do. 6es in bottle, ''''"' thee recognition of the independence of the South Am ed. ho that thel l i l e i l i r i reigralla SW base Went it ho pes nership, Sc.—Also. ASu PPL aaa xa . containing V Mob Berme atia. Old W. India Madeira, aSs. obatioa, as he hos wish an anxions desire The Eleice Laws, The Assessed Taxes, Heek ins. Brenta Madeira u s. ma States, it was a question of great importance, in Customs' Law they should proretZly eduntemmos sad eon's- Th e s. The Stamp Ditties. Pesten. ... .. . Ms. FlieTenerife u s . which it was roper that his Majesty's Goveratnent I iiii both buyiesseill sellers. And eablogb It mast he The whole earefelly digested from the best Authorities ; 0 Ibigoettßargamdy, FM spa r klin g an d should exercise its discretion according to circumstance / I. ous to every Gistiamen who has visited the BAZAAR. the Statutes and Term Reports brought doers' to the id Vle.. ... its, creaming Champaign* It would-not be suited to the dignity sod bottom of this such an extensive Batabliehment can only be supported CI"- IV , The 7 th Edition. ...... Ills. of the list growth lts. conatry to take such tastep without any communication le most iellexible and cowed principles ; yet, he trusts. By JOHN GIFFORD. Esq. India e..., ills. Floe Claret Ns , with the Government of Spain, and whatever ingot:is- ay be allowed to remark, that while Hl3 ritioasoratiour London: Printed for A. Wheeler, VC Warwick-square: a Port. • ••• • • • us. dons is;ght mw be carried on , with that lievernment Wines in Flats. eels ea a strict adherent. e to such principles, It foras paternoster.row ; --Id sold by all Booksellers in the United ; wen not lo arch a state as to authorise him to make ,eat security to the Public. Kingdom. alsse, Mad. "' a " Lek C " staatia *"' • • sus i ‘ s . • any . comeanicadoa on Me subject to the H soittlehe MM. Flee old Teat se flattering expressions of approbation from the No. Ihe M ar Bess of LANSDOWNF., in 'd it Lea and Geotlemen who have emotively considered the Hominess' peplos nacre aspic, the accoomodatioa of Families reeking In tows and I ogementi submitted to them for the regulation of the Our page relates to mac —MARTIAL. 1107. the Company engage to seed sit dozen, free of wood have given him more satisfaction rd tar, cell forth, sot only his sincere thanks, bat sa as- Just published, price be, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), " and all other expense, to say part of England; from the Noble Earl, a declaration that th with ace that no exertion ou his part shall be spared that t within Ig sales of L o nd o n ; sail one doses' da. South Accedes was legalized by wine f t en- entitle him to deserve a repetition of those expreesione. T HE fEOIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Common-il l po l e to say part of Loudon. gateman with Old Spain; and that the try as Auction continues weekly on 8 aTURDAYS.-11te tary on the isdiseretions arising from Haman Frailty, seders bent by letter, addressed as ab ov e, st r i c tly a n d had asreed to abandon its claim to tj t c ire* In which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lees 5 Manly executed. Cohesive. Yet he was ready to adorit t o rii- ciders are printed, and will be delivered at the Basest • Veaerea, Gonorrhoea. Stricture, Seminal Weakness. &e. are • •ii lc too long for an advertisement.) factory to him to learn from the Nabs' onr fully developed; Part 11. contains some remarks on ter- THE largest sa r iese ATE 4a ß t r e I B D r E iti t E moi • joie., has trade to those . countries was to be matter. All In ANGEL INN, lain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part 111. wished, neretore, now to know was, re* • old ST. CLEMENT'S STRAND, embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility. Self t is t e l y rosist ee Ill ha resume healhelt i t it s : u had to he ist r" ld h r e m. ,. h i s , I C be conveni ent . to lay before the Hollis Ili . • • ..of the /RAI. co aco mane lOR TR LLLLL ING. AND CON. Abuse, and Mental irritation, with some interesting observe- condemnation of the British vessel. • • dons oo vegetable and animal fif e; la Part IV. Is a Series of ill esillin P ledis imm e wk r Iv " lak. another of aulitietit The Earl of LIVERPOOL said b • ion VSTING PARCELS •ND MIRCRANDISR. Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining eau weeds. . IHE FOLLOWi NO MAILS and other COACHES them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the IRE GRAND SLIPHANT, to the production of this papaya A very st , . • ii- go from the above INN : Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. At al e Royal Illenegerio, Emile has so prodigiously Wanes bad been made on theogalajete to ' ,S • ' istt iris Smut Mail, via Dover,Tuesday and Friday Nights, Consulting Surgeons, Loudon. haereased Is bee dim a New Dee Is attedately necessary, Government ; and as no heal skewer had en write. - Nature beatis and wide is abut to ho eroded at as Isiossom expense.— it would be irregular to produce the pa . • esti'''. 4rtsiaouth and Gosport Mall, through Godalasiag. Pe- Omnibus ease dedlt, si guts eognoverit utl.-.-CLAUDIAX. As It will be kle to ids duke the oomph"- With regard to what he bid already r, I airs to field. and Portliest, every Evening at a quarter past 7, tine of It, lho=ro d are Incited token Immediate be taken bards et half- past O. On its arrival a Packet sails to Si. nee Meares I. all Wiling , of tairs 810PPIlles, a free trade with South America, t heitletiteo etAlis essoltit . a Put "Ike iltst to be subject to the belligerent ri i Dation. Isle of Wight, to convey pesseeges and panels; sad a its frolfell aPPikation marts the avast. Colonies of Ullman Is aseepo. 11 Coach sets off to Chichester, through Draytom, Havant, May be had at 90, Paternoster-row; ma, Pall-Mall; 0 The Marquess of LANSIA • ''•• should 'worth. &c. 11, Piccadilly ; 10. Princes-street, Soho; 39, Fleetntrude; - take a proper opportunity to move or - of the IQuerelee Mall, through Healy, Oxford, said Clieltenium, 174, Fleet-street ; 40. West Smithfield ; 011, Cbeepside, Loa- IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. communications made to Spain. as wit % dun- Evening at a quarter past 7, sad Sunday at half don; Stevenson and CO.. Barks and Co., N ;, IL: ___...._. menteseennected with s tbe sobjeet • • -''' neirA, Ipswich; Barran sod Delleid. Rath ; bleb- „ eimi lw ita jAct s ak • Nahlem , A rta )4, . tikets io d m ito ui p 1 1 4 , -. . ".... 'AM the tear liantshowebilliii•ellioir • IlemicerseheliNor - leeneey...boolord - ind . - -".tr • Scotch Jury Bill was postponed to a future . ay. Peversham, every Evening at-s quarter past 7, and sellers,—lesesrsectosg an d c o . are to be conselted, ex The Royal Assent was given, by Commission, to tar PUBLICANS mamma. .s•v ~ 11a . f.1.• at a W•nwa II tantarlsm•m_ naaaaneaes and Ilftili. everyday_ at their house : and Patients in the Country a..__ ___ .I__... n______._ 11.1•1 ••. -!I • • R capnve iißill pap) 'a )dueed aSIIIr eel 1 • • quaint I ,°Y, V )1y Ilion 1. ements e hopes obatioa, ous such .eat . flattering es sad Eieuttemen agemetati • 'write. ort stoouth geld. 11 'worth. buesesler. Nvdelag 4. presessillisevesery . Royal..._ Five per Cents. Repayeseits Bill. 'ilia tierillopOrtation Bill, the Scotch Register Offices' Bill, t►e Westosorelatia Cooney Rates' Bill, mid fear Private Bills. The Ceenwissiosers were, the Loeb CommitLoa, Lord RIDLIDALS, Rad Lord Su 888888 CIT. usual, every ditty, at their house i and Patients is the Country are requested to describe minutely the case, enelosing a re mittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded so any part of the World.—GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Sur geons. No. 7. Jermy a-street, tit. James's; and 11, BOllVerie street, Fleet-street. London. The House having resolved itself into a Committee on the Publicans' Licenses Bill, ' The Scotch Spirit Drawback Bill and the London Bridge Water IVorks Bill. were brought up from the House of Commons, and read a first time.. ORM 11101ITAOCS. The Earl of GROSVENOR said, that as he then saw a Noble Lord (Liverpool) in hie plate, he wished to ask him whether he would have any objection to agree to • motion for an humble address to his Majesty, praying that he would be graciously pleased to give directions to ho laid before the house, copies of all despatches from our Ambassador at Constantinople, relative to the late act of executing the Greek hostages in that city. The Earl of LIVERPOOL conceived, that as the question was one of great importance, it would be better for the Noble Earl to give notice of his motion before he brought it forward. Earl GROSVENOR then gave notice that be should make the motion on Wednesday next. The Irish Prison Laws Amendment Bill, and the Excise Licences Bill, were read a third time and passed. day at ha:f-past O. From Cannestrary, passengers and via era conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Sold itc.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folk s., Sandgate, ilytlie, Dimcburch. Romney and Lydd. lilford Mail, through Carmarthen, Llanollo and Haver west, retry Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sundays at' past ft. nth and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only Four Inside, ugh Reading, Marlborough, Caine and Chippenham, y Morning at a quarter past B ath tail Bristol Post Coach, every Afternoon at S. nth Light Post Coach, in two days, to carry Four Inside, ugh Maidenhead, Reading, Marlborough, Muir' ',and lsham. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at !. This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommods. of Families, Invalids, &c. who cannot undergo the rue of such a distance In one day. rigliton Licht Post Coach, through Cuekfleld, Re. every 1 ring at 8, except Sunday. lieltenhain Original Post Coach, to carry only Four lie every Morning at 7. hichester, Bognor, and Petwortb Post Coach, Monday, lnesday, old Friday Mornings, at a quarter "Wore 7. over and Canterbury Light Post Coach, every Evening alf-past 3. Mo. every Morning at half-past 6. otialmhig and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Ep , Lentherherd, Clandon and Horsley. T.esday, Tilers , and Swords) , Morelli', at 10. diming and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through gston, Ditton, Cobham, and Ripley, on Monday, Wed lay, and Friday Mornings at 11l ; Sundays at 7, and re is to Lordon the same day. ',wester New Post Coach, the Champion, through comb, to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hereford, Carmarthen, by. Ross, Swansea, &a. every day at 1. lenley Coach, through Madenhead, every Afternoon at 1, do!, excepted. itsichnmptsn, Arundel, and Petworth Cotch. Tuesday, irsday. and Saturday Mornings, a quarter before 7. Imitate . Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich, and Broadstalrs bt Post Conches. every Morning and Evening. ixford Light Post Coach, through Henley, le. every st 7._ tortniscuth New and Elegant tight Post Coach. the %t -utor, to rain only Four Inside, through Kinpton, ::,:fOrd, Peters!lel& and Portsea, every /doming at 8. !ouches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of Mail, through Emsworth, Conker's, &c. to Bognor. alisbury Post Coach, to carry only Four lnakle, Through inn, fissingutote, Win:church, Andover, ite. ovety ruing at 7. _ trondwater Coach. (removed from the Bon and Mouth,) nch Abingdon, Feringdon, and Cirencester. Tuesday, ursday, and Saturday Mornings, at a (loader before 7. 'esl.eabury Post Coach. through Oxford and Cheltenham, ry ►lorning at 7, sad Afternoon at 1. Nonruinvt coacure. 'ork, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all is of the North. every Mntning, at a quarter before 9. lanchesler, Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale, Huddersfield. dftcd, Leech, Rallis:, Rotherham, She/held and Nor '., Coaches, daily. CARRIERS. -........--. 'o Twickenham. Brentford, and Isleworth, every Mon , Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. EA NIES and Co. Proprietors. 'melts and Pickerel are safely and expeditiously con ed from this INN to every City, Town, Village, and um.) Seat iu the following Counties, vit.t— terks, Hereford, Surrey. tacks. Gloucester, Sussex. !ornwall, Kent, Witte. tevott, Oxford, Worcester. toner, Ileum, Somerset, Seeth Wales. Parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, easeussy. and all Parts of France, AND TO ALL Or Neat Post-Chaise; &c at the shortest Wks. s . Take Notice, that no Package, containing glass, china, Ickes, plate, cash. or haak-notes.hotrever small (novelise, I be accounted for, if lost or damaged; nor say other eel or passenger's luggage, of more Ulan bl. vales, unless cited as such when delivered at the Ofilce, and paid for ordingly. f OOKINU GLASSiI ant! Seve n!FURNITURE.-1.4 large SECOND HAND PLATES, are now on sale, at COOPER and Som's Manufactory, 03, Bishops gate-street, Wlthin.—Some of the larger sizes are admira bly adapted for large dining-rooms and elegant drawing rooms. A large gssurtment of rich finished Chimney, Pier. and Cheval framewith New Glasses of superior colour and brilliancy ; the prices reduced beyond all former precedent. Plate Glass for Windows. Carriages, &c.—This article may also be manufactured as high as 1110 by 72 Inches, 120 by 80, or to any given dimensions. • Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors. Proprietors of Hotels and others, will find this Warehoose deserving attention, from its ex tensive Variety of ezer' lent Cabinet and Ch al r Work. The upholstery arrangements display some new specimens of peculiar neatness and elegance, with the still greater advan tage of economy In the charge. J. C. and Son in particular direct the attention of the public to their newly invented Wash-Hand-Stand, contain ing certain conveniences (especially 'seal to Invalids) In which all 'Movie is carefully prevented. •,„• A considerable assortment of Turkey Carpets; and all other Carpetting on the same reduction. MOU RN I NO.—Dr. W INN'S TRUE AN T I-CA R DIUM PARIS DUCK or BLUE REVIVER, which Is so much esteemed for its excellent qualities and superio rity over all other Compositions that have been offered to the Public; It has the wonderful effect of restoring in a few minutes every deseriptio . of Ladies' and Gentlemen's faded Mourning. Black Hats and Coati. Silk Stockings,Crape, Late, Silks, /destine. Cotton, Jean Boots, Be. without in jarlag the texture of the most delicate article; It removes dirt and grease, will retain its virtues la all climates, anti for any length of I ime.—T. PILYcE, oilman, near the Brick layers' Arms, Kent-road, London, begs leave to assure per sons who constantly use the above article for restoring Gen tlemen's faded suits, that he is the sole possessor of the Receipt for preparing the invaluable and justly celebrated MOURNING REVIVER, and, as a proof of Its rare soa excellent qualities, hers to state, that he has bed the most unprecedented demand for it during the last twenty years. May be had at the proprietor's oil and colour warehouse ; and wholesale at Butler and Son's, Chemists and Druggists, 4, and IRO, Cheapside ; Messrs. Bartley sod SOM. 93, Fleet-market, chemists and druggists; Mr. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Messrs. J slabs and Hale, warehouse m's. Crescent, Cripplegate; Messrs. Hilton and Co. colour men, Isle of Dogs; Messrs. Baynham and Co. colour makers. London-road, Southwark ; and to be had retail of Mr. J. Price, oilman, 23, Bridge-road, Lambeth; Mr. Strad ling, Royal Exchange; Mr. Johnson's medicine warehouse, Cornhill ; Mr. .1. Selby, oilman, Blackfriare-road; Mr. Zetterquist, oilman, Blackfriare-road •, Mr. Gregory, oil man, Orsechurch-street ; Mr. Meiklejohn, perfumer, G race chureh-street ; Mr, Shaw, oilman, Oxford-street; Mr. Mer ry, oilman. Borough; Mr. Winter. oilman. Mile End Road; Mr. Bartlett, oiltuan.Coransercial-road; Mr. Moore, oilman, Shadwell; and of Mr. Vaughan. oilman, Pratt-street, Lam beth.—And in the country, of Mr. Peters, grocer, Brighton ; Mr, C. Smith, grocer. Canterbury ; Mrs. Etherington, Book seller, Chatham; Mr. 0 ear, Stationer, Chatham ; Mr. Franklin, chemist. Dartford; Mr. Pats, druggist, Fore-street, Exeter; Mr. Span-, bookseller, Taunton; Mr. Hinton, chemist, Dudley ; Mr. Bergson, druggist. Strstford-on- %von ; Mr. Atkins. Banbury ; Mr. Perkins. brush-maker, Birming ham; S. Wareep. stationer. Deptford-bridge; Wareop, 'lntoner, Deptford Broadway Map and Tart, Greenwich ; Paddle, prlater, Uraveseod ; J. Smith, stationer, Maidstone: W. Head, grocer, Sheerness; Mr. Moore, Seven Oaks ; .1. H. Anhwei), chemist, Woolwleh ; Mrs. Clough, stationer. Maechester; Mr. Dish, bookseller, Kettering; Mrs. C. Dickenson, Cross Cheeping, Coventry; Mr. J. Neale. eke. mist, Dever; Messrs. Stevenson, and Co. Norwich ; of Mr. Pridgeon, druggist, Lynn ; and by all the principal (diem. chemists, druggists, sad stationers l a Tow, and vo,otry. -prim one shilling per bottle or pecket.—Nowe are gentiles but those signed " T. Pryor, Kent-road, London." ITN SOUTH AMERICA. The Marquess of LANSDOWNE said, that about ten days ago he had intimated his intention of potting a question to the Noble Earl at the head of the Admi• situation, relative to the commercial relations between this country and the Independent States of South Ame rica. He had hitherto declined putting this question in consequence of the absence of the Noble Earl. It must be known to the Noble Earl that a British vessel, car rying on trade with South America—a trade which had been legalized by • recent Act of the Width Legisla ture—had been captured by • Spanish ship of war, car ried into • Spanish port, and condemned by a Court act ing under the authority of the Government of Spain. It was of the highest importance to the mercantile in terest of this country to be informed what was the na ture of the understanding which existed between it, the tio►ernment of Spain. sod that of South America, re 'pedant the trade to be carried en with the latter coun try. He wished to know whether it was the intention of his Majesty's 0 area to recognise the indepeo deuce of the South American States, and whether any understanding existed between our Government and that of Old Spain, as to the protection tlist was to be given to British vessels carrying on a home fide trade with the South American Colonies. And he wished to know whether our Government Intended to fake measures that should convince the Government of Spain of their intention to hold out effectual protection to British ships engaged in the trade to South America. Earl LIVERPOOL stated, that when it hid been heard that the British ship, the Lord tiollingwood, had been captured by a Spanish vessel, under the pretence of ito having violated the blockade, no time had been lost in demanding informa , ioo from the Spanish tio ►ernment on the subject. Undoubtedly had a blockade been declared. it ought to have been observed. btu in the present case no notification whatever of the exit trace of a blockade bad been received. The answer given was, that the Spanish Government had received no infmmation whatever on the subject from South Ame rica, or from any part of its own colonies, but that in quiry should be made. Matters re-ted there till a copy of the Decree, ordering the condenniation of the vessel arrived. Then first step then to he taken was to weer taio the gro•nd on which the condeninatioo was founded, and this appeared to be. not a charge of violated block ade. or any informality in its papers, but an assumption of piratical conduct on the part of the Captain of the ship. No time was then lost in seneliog positive in structions to the British Minister in Spain, to demand. that justice should be done, cud that reparation should Earl BATHUK.ST objected to that clause which pro vided that no Publican should be deprived of his license until a regular complaint for misconduct was made against him, sod the same tried before a Jury at the Quarter Sessions. He objected to it on the ground that it worth d cause en extraordinary degree of trouble to the Justices at Qa Sessions ; and make it a very difficult thing for the informer to substantiate his complaint. Ile thought it better to leave this clause out of the Hill, and if it should be fnuad necessary hereafter, a new Bill might be brought in next Session for the purpose of re medying any grievance which the Publicans might sow complain of. Lord AUCKLAND conceived this to be the only part df the Bill that went to give a substantial relief to Pub licans. Their constant complaint was, that the Beach Lad been filled by Magistrates who were brewers sod distillers; and that they bad always abused their power in granting Licenses, witb a view to Fromote their own private interest. He was confident that the law respect ing the granting of licenses was the worst administered of env io the kingdom. Their Lordships divided nn the cause. Contents, 7—Non•tontents,l6—Majority against the clause, 9. __ . The other Orders of the Day being gone through the !louse adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. At tea minutes before four the SPIVOCER took the Chair, upon the house being summoned by the Black Roil to the House of Lords, to hear the Royal Assent, given by Commission, to ♦arious Public and Private Hills.—[[For which, see Lords.] HEIR BILL. Mr. LUSHINOTON presented a petition from the Publicans of Canterbury against the Beer Bill.—Order ed to lie on the tattle and he printed. Sir MASTERTON URE presented similar Peti tions from Weymouth and Dorcliester.—Ordered to be printed. Mr MANNING presented similar petitions from tho Licensed Victuallers of Sandwich and Deal, in Kent.— Ordered to be printed. - Mr. BUTTERWORTH presented similar Petitions from Cheltenham, Holkingbam, and Reading.—Order ed to be printed. Similar Petitions were also presented from Manches ter, Ashby-under-Line, and several places in Lancashire, Twickenham, Hammersmith, Margate, Reinstate, Sit tingbetarne, cations places in Suffolk, Hertford, Ely, Roche ter, Dartford, and Yarmouth.—Read and order ed to l'e on the table and he printed. Ihe Charge of Loan Bill and the East I ' , die Coal pail's Loan Bill was read a second time, and ordered to ne committed to-morrow. The house went into a Committee on the Greenland Fishery Act.—The severe' Amendments were agreed to and the Report ordered to he received to morrow. BAST INDIA SUUalt ACT. The hens'. aer-ed to several liesoli,tions C mmit tee n hesoliject of this Act, the rei 0..t1i f which was ordered to be received t,.-morrow. LENT SRI) presented • Petition front reran io •habitant Souseholders of Middlesex, rnuiplaieing of abosesio the County Coort.Or.l..teti to he printed. The London Bridge Water Works Bill was read a third time and passed - . The lions. went into a Comm:nee on the fleseral Tarnpike Road Hill.—Report to be receiied twiner row. SNCIII3LING Laws. Mr. J. DENCTT preaented a Petition Cram certaie persons lei! !JO for the offeace of staugping, !win; M