The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-31 00:00:00

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VAUXII ALL. for the PERMANENT RELIEF of the LABOURING sale, at Coors' and Son's hhoufectory. 93, Bishops- feet of tbit Tax wits to prejudice all On natural and at- • i. , TI LE course of the lest Seam* at Vauxhall. had CLASSES, will be held at the Freemasons' Hail, Great Rate-Wreet. Within.—Some of theta's/tutees are admire- quired advantages of ibid. :Haden. by reducing their bly adapted for large dints roes: elegant drawing- trade to the'limite of ( heat Britain and bet Colonies.— determined th e late Proprietors so Glom Ms aatiereal Queen-street, To-Moaaow, at Twelve o'Ctock. Chimney, Pier,.. • opt i mu ms place of apertment for ever I— its similar , costrmas. rooms. A large assortment of riThat it was not beneficial , as bad been held oat, to the arid Chews! frames. with New Glasses of superior doom. and B r i t i s h wool,grnwtse was ? ki n, f ror ,,, i ts hav i ng., h em , t h e e s ereed, sad themodebrated Gardens were designed JOHN INGRAM LOCKHART, Esq. M.P.. Chairman. ea o re s*. the mite of new steeds, that wo od leave tie F.arl of Bleeingten, John Fleming. Esq. M.P. h ' intem f l the prices reduced be y ond all former P reeed " t ' means of contriefing the trade with the Continent; in woof the former euvhantmeels of a spot. heretofore the Ti sco „t Torr i ngton. W. • Forster Reyaolds, Esq. Plate Glass for Windows. Carriages, Ike.—This article sigy.stso be manufactured as high as 110 by yg inches , IN consequence a which the mousouspeion of British Wool . • • mot a oar owe reentry, and th e a d m i ra ti on of Foreign- His Excellency the Russian Finley Reynolds. Esq. • I to; sad to the embellishment and attraction of which , • Ambessador, Sir J. Grabens. Bert. M.P. by SO , or to any given dimensions. was by so moth climinished. He bud beet informed No en, Gentlemen, Surveyors. Proprietors of Hotels opon kood authority that the Americans had forsaken 1 ; il• i s mer • Howell, a Billlngton, and others the most eele- the French Ambassador, W. L. Maberley, R. M.P. ggg .. W arehouse Or d if their time, had con t r ibuted t h e i r va r ious and the Spanish Minister. General Brown, i attention , market . Sod Sil i for Ib II • - , will And this dreary ne nor a gone to es • le ot . e was I • on from extensiveVaelety ofexeell.ent Cabinet and ChairWerk. vincerl that a worse measure newer was resorted to then o g ee talents. Yet inunorlidised as it use been by the —the Prussian Minister, Colonel Wildman, The raster, arrangements display some new specimens of putting that tax upon wool. It bad dithearteneal and 'per of talent s sad Goldsmith , this admired resort _of our —the American Minister, HORT; Haft, Esq. greatly prejudiced the sawafacturers of that article.— we dees, reared Nader the high awsPlees of the Fe of the Swedish Minister, William Fry. Hog. peed r neatneasand eiessoce, with the still greater advan- tage Of seaman la the chan ce . wired Mesaide honoured so o ft en by the p i ... o we of —the riardinien Minister, Jos. Hoare Bradshaw, Esq. • He was sorry that the Chancellor of the Exchequer Mae sw not in his place, that he might have beard what be had ar p rec ious Sovereign. when Melee of.Vl • oles. lbw* Gar- the !Hellen Minister. J. L. Goldantid. Esq. Fmniftere delivered to any part of the country, wlthoet Ma, sten the meet distinguished Perso f RUT own. Baron Imagsdorf. Resident Joseph Fry. Esq , risk of Wary or exposes of pecking. to say in explanation of this tux. which had produced a - 1 ~ - . ~. ~ -. _ wA ef Mb e rCeentrieslievejelmni in rational festivity ; shall Minister 81161.1111114 Hesse, Rev. D. Heldman. . filling trade, not answering the propose for which I , * .ri wt, nuke the ?stresses of the King. the Nobility. and M. de Movies Sarmento, Rev. George Glover, lA:PERI:IL PJRLIA4III3IIT. bad imposed it. He hoped the tee would be repealed. • se BOOM Podia. rue into improved existence, and be one* Charge d'Affaires Portugal Thomas Richardson, Rut. • -......._ Mr. BURRELL bad expected that the Hon. Marcher t pie Me sPleerili neon of the birth, the faddism, and the Sir Thos. Lethbridge, Bart. W. G. Carter. Esq. . modem bonny of England I M.P. Joseph Strati, Esq. HOUSE OF COMMONS. for York had been going to advocate the principles of Te preserve ee the • Meteetlelle 0 1 the Sae** the Comm Celia{ Weed, M.P. .—.-- free trade in supporting a petition tor the removal of ••• it oimenterm of her ft s mmHg V • . and combine with T. 5. glee , hu g. AL p . r e ; rPlyeee Drake , pi mi . , 'zern"' Ali o etis orEAKER - Idok the Chair a few minutes before wiesseetiou. If he ineddfdle dime be would her newly SO 1 1 / • • ' es the reined attractionf of her once lastly admired RA• Sir W. de Cresptgny , Bart , Rev. I. Saunders, M.A. four o'clock. agree with bin. Bat he could sot consent to the re. I ewe is the attempt of the pre, at Proprietere. Within et, p„ James Morrison, Esq. LEATURR TAN • rill et the tax upon foreign wool, u high would be pre. -• tl ' Odd period that the Gerdes' hate bee n soder the P re- General Sir Jaws Stewart Alex. S. Gordon, Esq. Sir)(IFORGE ROIIINSI)N presented a petition from Judicial to the Agriculturists. The tax, according to wierestreineet, many siterathees and Improvised. have Denture. Bart. Dr. Ashberner. the Leather and Shoe blenufacturers of Sonthainpton. the Cheacellor of the Exchequer, was to prealcee eriefeeted, and a variety of Amusements provided; ind Sir James Graham, Bart. of Plenty Jones, Esq. praying for a total repeal of the Leather Tax, which, 270,0001. a year, bat for the year Is2l it yielded 367,0001. 1 - - a t p l eprietors took rick confidence to that emootwagereent Netherby, N D V r l . ll S is te s s w H art . . Crook. Esq. ' they stated, would alone ensure the proposed benefit to So much for a falling trade. • •-• • t. the sill noble them to make future and more retentive T. W. Coke. EMI. M.P. the public by the remission of a part of that tax.—Or- Mr. COKE rat of (Tidos that the trade of wool had i• ; 1 Imptervelies. la the Musical Department, old favourites Sir Edna. Lloyd. Bart. M.P. A. G. C. Tucker. LLD. dered to bra printed. been declining year after year, and that in consequence 1 ? , we romaid, mid new Performers enticed ; and It will be R o l, J o h n B i om e , M.P. J. M. Morgan, Nsg. '"l The Honourable itemiser presented a similar Petition of this tax. male, treildiretwed to produce eaceiteace by liberal ea- Sir T. Mostyn , Dart. M.P. Richard Taylor. Esq. asralesell t J. Maxwell, Esq. &LP. James Miller. Esq. from Congleton. Mr. CURWEN concurred in the opinion of the Hon. ih a proprietors hare the honour to announce that the Colonel Hushes. M.P. B. S. Jones. Esq. Lord S TA N L EY resented a Petition from the Member for Yorkshire that this tax was extremely ep- auet). will be opined under the Especial Patronage of 11. Brougham , Esq. M.P. W. J. Baldwin, Esq. Churehwardens and 0 of Preston, against the pressive on the Bridal :grower. lib thinly. on ilttereey NEXT. the 3d Of JUNE. and will Richard Alders, Esq. M.P. Aug. Amlegarth, Esq. Poor Removal Bill—Ordered to be printed. Mr. J. BENETT th ought that the manufacturers ' mesa open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, der- Owen Williams. Esq. M.P. Edwar d Cowper, Esq. Mr. B. LOOPER presented a similar Petition from and persons interested in this trade, came before the We the Seism). C. F. Palmer, Esq. M.P. Thomas Severer' , See- Gloueester.—Orilered to be printed. House with a very ill grace to ask a repeal of this tax . • Boil Oardena, Vauxhall, May, 481822. John Jones, Esq. M.P. William Ford, Esq. dlr. C. H. HUTCHINSON presented a Petition from at a time when the agnetilturists were so much distress- Joseph Joseph Hume. Esq. M.P. John Galt. Esq. the Tanners of the City of Cork, complaining . of the op- ed. He was convinced that if the tax upon for e ign wool 1 l LITTON, Sock-Broker, and Lottery °lie, Keeper, Wm. 'Williams, Esq. M.P. Thomas Abraham. W.sq, pressive operation of an excise tax upon foreign bark of were to be repealed, the manufsetnrer would not he st his old establishment, Cornhill and IA bard-street. Hudson Gurney. Esq. M.P. Walter Jackson. Esq. 7e lid. per cwt. and playing for relief. The lion. much benefitted ;at all erents. be elionght they might reignielates the Public on their success in the late Lottery. EL H. Gurney, Esq. M.P. Robert Owen, Esq. ekes nearly all the Capital Prizes where shared and sold. L. STEWART, Ikt.D. Gentleman supported the prayer of the Petition, and to to wait till they were in a state similar to that of the • i serf e:Web greed Prizes a n d had the pleasure to sell. E . H. CROOK, s ecre ta r i e s, earful the House that the revenue suffered in consequence agriculturist, briers they asked for encli a boon. Akira*. • R , i Erns begs leave to IPTIIIMI kis Friend.. the'Publie. the E. COWPER, of this tag. back of sixpence, or even threepence per pound, notthl ass Lottery contains Sixteen Capital Prizes of 20.0001. Seats will be provided for Ladies.—Tickets may be pro- Sir N. COLTHURS'I' seconded the prayer of the Pe-s , ha the best protection for their trade. i , ! LOON. 1001. 201/1. to be ail drawn to One Day, viz. Next cured at the Committee Room. Temple Chambers, Fleet- tition.—Read and ordered to be printed. Mr. T. WILSON said, that the peoduce of the tax ! t TUESDAY, and only 7,f1U0 Tickets. street; and at the Freemasons' Hall. Mr. BLACKBURN presented a Petition from Rod,- was upon fine wool only; and therefore the produce of ! . 'Tickets and Shares are now on sale at the above lucky - . " Dire, Cornhilt and Lombardestreet. ' ALL IN ONE DAY, NEXT TUESDAY. Laid on the table. fered from the imposition of it. or that the agriculturist ' . • • • All Business in the-ftblle Funds transacted with 41-.4 CARROLL solicits the attention of his Friends IMPORTATION OP THROWS SILK. was•benefitted. He was of opinion that the British ma- 'any and despatch. , . ••e %7. and the Public to the Scheme of the Lottery to be Mr. DAVENPORT presented a Petition from the nufactnrers Worked at the rate of 2d. a potted higher - . • ' . ----. 0 ..- Drava All in One Day, next Tuesday, With 0 111 1 7.000 Silk Throwsters and Manufacturers of Silk of Maccles- than the manufacturer abroad. He entirely concurred I , SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Tickets , there are field, against the clause of the Navigation Bill for the in all that had fallen from his Hon. Friend the Member . I 1,1 ', ' SKINNICR•STRERT. INOW-RILL. TWO PRIZES OF .Efo,o l ool • CHEAP TRAVELLING TO DOVER, EMIL. RAMS- With Fourteen other Capitals, and Not Two Blanks to a Thrown Silk.—Orilered to be printed. for Yorkshire on this subject. lie thought that agri- hopertation or . .., ~ 1 . RATE. MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. Prize! Col. LYGON presented a similar Petition from the culture was not protected to the extent stated by this , "' Tllll following POSI'COAC H E S. MAIL G. CARROLL bas been invariably foi l -memo in the sale of Silk Throwstersaßloxley. in Worcester.---Ordered to tax, and he thought it a very proper one . to be repealed. r I COACHES, he. set out from the above Ina r— Capital Prizes ; the followine were Shored and Sold at his be Printed. Mr. ROBERTSON eonipared the situation of the • -Is ' The "Telegraph," Dover. Deed, Ramsgate, Margate, Ode., 19, Cordell, and 28. 01(01d-street, in the last and Mr. EGERTON presented a petition from the Mayor foreign manufacturer with the British, and maintained 1 1 fithrbury, Feyersham and Sandwich new post coach, preceding Lottery, viz. and Corporation of Congleton. in Cheshire, against that the latter worked at a great disadvantage. la any morning, at a quieter pest seven o'clock. 11,485 a Prize of Zlit000! the Navigation Bill, permitting the importation of Prance they had the same machinere and labour at one• Is conesqoesee ref As 4@#/id preference given to the 15,802 ilsee weedy thefeepieters ire desensitise' no expence shall 8,615 hapare4 to vendor it Ilie lest conveyance on the Kent road. Resides anieroas other etdegog,,ge glet, in qweition had created a great sensation in the country, read, observed that his constituents would be quite sa- .e. Ctiathma; Rochester, lined, Rfttingboarne, And be Dopes again to have the planer* of dietelbetber a i • in &Mali of the Silk Manufacturers , and against th e • tietied with a drawback: but that be was sure they f A v al sa imeir eiagr. at: I past 7, and afterooom. great pm .. of _the Prises to tbe Plielemeth , . at hi 5 ,0082 0,... . i i : s t reoldent sod Members of the Committee of Foreign could never prevail upon Government to consent to the )1 ,- I Wawa, Tomas, Weymwatia„ Dorchester , Dartmouth, • • •for-omecogeteetirliwg mithee-m--mieeense. TM idea of it, •eied it moat thermion be_gurme op. Sot _he 1 • i i id Sallabary. every morning, at seven, through Moulton, Hominess eaglet nostra sap% third reading of that Bill was coining on that night, and contended, with the petitioners. that the agriculturist linster, Bridport, Blandford, Stockbridge, Basingstoke, Our pope relates is UIdR.—MARTIAL. he gave notice that he should take the sense of the would not lose by th e repeal of this tax. It' he could it - a 4 . Word-bridge, Ftlackwater. and Rigabot. Just published, price sa, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), House anon it• not make that out, he admitted lie should be wrong is i Rester, Newport. V/ hitecherds. Tarporley, Namptwich, THE 'EMS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Common- . d Mr. LYii' LETON said, that he hoped Hon. Pre- presenting the Petition. . Italkwiek, and Middiewich, post-earth every afternoon. et ent of th e Committee of Foreign T rad e would not After a few words from Sir C. EI:RaRLL. Mr. Piersce, 1 et '' , - 1 ' tary on the indscretions arising from Human Reality, Ileasheater, Winslow , Congleton,Neweasde, Walsall and bring on so important a Bill on a night, when from sir- and Mr. Beirarr, in explanation, the Petition was read, in which the Canes, Symptoms, and baneful E ff ects of Lees i! • ' isherbampton, new four Inside post-coach, every after- Vendee, Gonorrhoea. Stricture, Seminal Weakness, dte, are cumstances not Parliamentary to mention, there was and ordered to be printed. t site, Only owe eight on the road, fully d eve l ope d ; Part 11. contains some remarks on me- sure not to be a fell attendance of those who were Ansi- SCOTCH aunts. 1 and Rothe:halo post- coach , eaUed tbe " Nelson,"l I lain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part HI. oss to speak their sentiments on the subject. Mr. ABERCRO3IBY presented 'a Petition from the , trey iworniag. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self Mr. DAVENPORT seconded the wishes of the Hon. Bankers, Merchants, and others of the city of Edina ~, 1 ' Nell, Lincoln, Northam, it s and Demesne post- with every more , to the Cross Keys. Market-place, Hull. Abuse, and Mental irritation, with so . me interestl .og observe- Gentleman who had spoken last. burgh, in favour of the Bill for altering- the mode of se. "Ledford, Ware, lioddeston, and Chesbunt eolith, every lions on vegetable and animal life; in P art IV . is a es o f Mr. WALLACE said, he knew nothing to prevent his heeling Juries for Criminal more in Scotland. Tires. Cases Illustrative of the preceding subjects. explaining • • aiming. bringing on the consideration of this Bill to-night. lie Petitioners stated, that they had given great c o nsider. 1 ibrasbury,Wellingtoe, and Miffed post emelt, every them In a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the put it off before the holidays upon an express under- an i on to this su b jec t , and it was their opinion enat the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSE and Co. Ammon. Guarded, standing that it should not further be postponed. Law would be much improved by the proposed alter- !; i Glasgow, Longtown. Gretna Green, Amp. Dumfries, Consulting Surgeons, London. The petition was then read, and ordered to be anion in this Bill. It was considered by theta more ea. lowahill, IliornhilL Sanqishar, Kiln, Cassock, Messed!, Nature beads . X Omnibus ease dedit, al quit eognoverit rate. —CLLUDIAN. printed tisfactory, that fifteen Jurors should be chosen by ballot. Wall parts of Scotland, a pateeach daily. el . t i Since Heaves to all the And of ute ri supplies, Mr. T. WILSON presented a similar petition from the and named or selected by the Presiding Judge, than ace Linage and Packages iselyTwo Pence per lb. its frugal application marks the wise. Silk Throwsters of the City of London. He entirely cording to the present mode. It would add to the con- lowithstanding the USOINOIRIS ezpedieleas et dde 'each, kli Slowed to be the most agessable sae reeespbsee ramie May be had at 20, Paternoster-row; ae, Pall-Mall; concurred in the sentiments expressed against this Bill. fidence reposed in Jurors, and had always been d o ne i n stavreceee on tbe north road.beirig uneepsdied by mother. dl. Piccadilly; 16, Princes-street, Soho; 32, Fleet-street: The HIM. Gentleman (Mr. Wallace) seemed resolved, not- Civil cases, and found beneficial. It was to be remarked is Riztowgete and Ripon sow light post each, every after- 174, Fleet-street; 40, West Smithfield ; 93, Cheapside, Lon - withstanding the representations which hail been made that these Petitioners were of the class of persons among lem at roar. don; Steve n so nand Co., Barks and Co., Norwich; R. to him of its interference with a charitable Institution, whom the larger portion of Jurors for Civil and Crimi • •,. ; listen, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Hantingdon ritck, Ipswich; Barrett and Duffield, Bath ; Sheppard, Brie- fixed for that night, to bring on the third reading of nal cases were chosen. These Petitioners comprehended 1 . 14 II byal Mall Coach, every evening; to Spilsby, Louth, tot; Hatt , Cambridge; Headley. Leeds ; and at aßankers, l Book- the N av i gat i on BilL H e s h ou ld certa i n ly, th ere f ore , a t- t h e pr i nc i pa l the principal Merchant', and I • t I litiesby and Hull, afternoon at • quarter before dz. sellers.—Messrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as tend to give his dissent from it. most opulent Shopkeepers in E.linbergh, many of whoui :I ! Ch Ladd. Lancaster. Prestoc , Kirby-Lansdale , Bolton, usual, everyday, at their house ; and Patients is the Country Mr. WALLACE agreed, in consequence of the gene- were as enlightened—as firm of purpose, and as loyal. Cheesy, Ormskin, and Genteel/ post-cow:lies, every at. are requested to describe minutely the case, sedate" a re- , lesson. admen for Advice and M edicine, which can be forwarded rat feeling of the house that it would be Inconvenient fur as any class of subjects in the empire. lie particularly C c e Bate sad Bristol flying post coaches, through Cbippen• so any part of the World .-- DOSS and Co. M. R.C. Sur- Hon. Members to attend th e re , to po s tpone the third ca ll e d on th e Right Hon. Gentleman, the Secretary of Mi. Caine, and Marlborough, Newsbury and Reading, geons, No. 7, Jermyn-streenSt. James's; and 11,Bouverle- reading of the Navigation Bill. State, to gin the subject his most serious consideration. : 4 • weryaftenteon, at one ; arrive at Mr. Ma 's, the Grey- Meet, fleet-street. London. The third reading of the Bill was then postpones' to He hoped the Right Hon. Gentleman would not be inis• - I Wood lon. Bath, and the London Tavern, treat, tel Sean Rristol, next awning. THE only Article that really prevents the Human Sir T. KNATCHBuLL presente d a petition s from the th a t t h e measure now called for could not be resisted. , Bridgenorth, Weisel, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead Hair falling o ff , or Tuning Grey, Is Cburchwardeos of Greenwich against the Poor Removal without diminishing the respect of the people for, a iii be inside coach, every evening. Bill—Ordered to be printed. Birmingham pest coach, sets oat every afternoon at three ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. their confidence in, the administration of justice. The Mr. S. RICE presented a petition from the counts , of call ms a clear one—it involved no subtleties, no nice Limerick, praying for "dock, carrying four inside only, and passes through Warr The virtues of this Oil prevents the Hair turning grey or wine remise,' against the imports' points of law, of which the Petitioners could no: be 1 l + ' „se', Leamington, Souther& and Deanery. to the Saracen'. falling off, in eases of sickness, aceouchement. alarm, fright, tiaa of Dutch Butter. The Hon. Meinbel stated that judges. It heel been fully discussed in Scotland; all med. Bull-street, Birmingham, next morning at half-past trouble. anxietyof mind, intense study, imam. and produces • dr woe. a luxuriant growth on the baldest Places ; produces whiskers, the low duty at which this article was imported, ope• saw the evil, and concurred in coiling for the remedy. . 4 1 York. Scarborough, wiatby, Shields, Sunderland. New- eye-brows. Se. On chilelrene hair It produces wonderful rated most prejudicially to his countrymen engaged in The present Bill would of course be successful, it fa- 'tele and Edinburgh, new post coach, with a guard effects—lt eradicates the dandriff extremely easy. and the manufacture of Butter.—Ordered to he printed. voided by the Right Honourable Gentleman and his *suet:oat • seta out every morning by way of Newark, cleanses at the same time—augments the growth. and beset'. Sir R. WILSON stated th e case of some Grocers • of colleagues, but whatever iiii e ht be its fate note, h e 1 littrord. D onenster, Ferrybridge, Tadeaster, Darlington, firs the hair. An infant may have it applied with the great- the name of Hickson a n d co., Welbeck street, who had was confident that sooner or later the measure must be i I '' Nontailerton, Durham, Morpeth, sod Berwick. Passengers at safety. This 00 never fails to produce a soft, smooth, l ate l y b een served witb a notice from the Excise , that carried , ~ 1 • t erliet themselves fatigued on the journey, may rest and beutifal gloss, which renders the hair inimitabl y ale- they bad incurred the penalty of 400,0001. from the sale Mr. PEEL was unwilling to be considered as regard- ? that time theyplease, and then proceedon without any ad- gent: on artificial hair It will preducethe same pleasing of- which . has lately been discovered to be ing 'this settled with indiffereace. He considered it to 1 Siliteal fore feels. In fine , as adding streagth, affording nourislarnent , 0 ., f , eite ,U L T H eettl • 'liege' e **persica a hope that the Bill about to be be his duty to give it fair and impartial attention, nor t The “ Itockinsham," Leeds light poet coach, sets out exciting to luxuriant growth, and brilliantly ornamenting broiled In by the lion. Secretary opposite, would be would he seer - the ideas of others (if these appeared to 4 1 . carry a ft ernomm at four ; and passes through Baldoek, end embellishing the human hair. tlie Proprietors of the Ma- 1 • Ire erroneous) to have any inilneuen on his condart. It ,'"lrlesefade. Eaton, Steen, Greet/un. Grantham, Bawtry. caviar Oil can with truth aver. It has not its equal In the made retrospective, in order to protect those who. un- 1 • "oedord, Markham Moor. Newark, Raiford, Doncaster, world ! And the distingnised sanction it has received from knowingly, bad been engaged in an illicit trade in this was for Lim to enquire whether t he j u d g e., in s..., a i so ,t 1t *I Terrabridge, tothe Golden Linn, Leeds, nest afternoon. Royal and Illustrious Personages, and the Nattering testis and similar articles. ought to retain their present poser Or not, aild whether i' . • ,tte " Union.- Weymouth, D orc h e ster, Repe l dford, Salts- email& they have received of Its °Melee.Places this decla - Mr. LUSHINGTON said (as we understood binlJthet or not the 1110110 of administering justice in Scotland ' Wry Andover , Overton, Basingstoke. Hartford-hrldge, ration above suspicion. Price is. 6.1.; s .. s. ; 109.6 d. ; and his Bill would provide against the evil set forth by the ought to he changed. Nur could lie limit his view Of ', i , ml water, and Fingsitot, new post coach, every Weds's- one Guinea per bottle. Hon. Member, the subject to the consideration of the particular amend- if lid gat wetly afternoon. Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. Mr. LYTTLETON presented a petition from Bithlnlpli went which had been proposed—he wait compare tile advantages enjoyed in Scotland with those which • el • v _ _ Lien, Southampton, Lymington. Winchester, By merely wetting the Hair with this Preparation, the Pro- in Staffordshire, against the clause in the Navigation • 'IT IkSiCrIAP, Hartford-bridge, Blackwater, and Bag- I • talprietors warrant to produce immediately a perfect change in all for t permitting the importationThrowsSilk.— out of the system acted upon in h.:lel:mu. Ile must in. Ordered to be printed. l oew f our i ns id e coach, every morning at eight i • • of - Iffi RED or GREY H tIR, WIIISKERS, EVE-BROWS, Sec. quire what was the effect of the mude preferred in Scot- ' • I, Tut the Coach and Horses Southampton, by Mr. FLEMING presented a petition from the Ministers land —whether it was satisfactory or not—a 4 hether In• -. 1 . This is • t . deli htf I '•a to the Isle of it ,_,_.. ..•ItOS II S Conn) to a beautiful glossy and permanent Brown or Black. imi- tating the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye and Church Wardens of Southampton, against the Poor justice was sustained under it or not—anal whether the •• • t t •' 4 1 tr , J "( l. Guernsey, St. Melees, Havre de Grace, the mote durable. Indies or Gentlemen may *lye their Removal Bill.—Ordered to be printed.' ' . / ~_erg, 4... criminal law of Scotland , as it nos y existed, oughtuuder Hair with ease and secrecy. Price 4s. ; 7s, bet .; and , i WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES. ,_Tbe proprietors of the above crotch hope to receive a eon- 10: 6d. all circumstances to continue. If he Grand that a ca- seload that support whirl, has hitherto been experienced Mr. STUART WORTLEY presented a Petition shoo, to .Sold by the Sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, riety of advantages were enjoyed under it, and that the ~ mmencement of the '• Union." No racing with corner o r Ki r hy-street, the first turning on the right in Het- from the Merchants and Manufacturers of Woollen system worked practicably well, he s hould b e slow to ii wow coaches• to a rden• Holborn . London; and, by appolntmant. by Cloths of Leeds and its neighbourhood, against the tax abandon it, to adopt any theoretical improvement, how. flu "ta.pire." a new Liverpool light coach, only one Ni t e t :•,, r a s ' • T. i t g , , i• Mn.. 11, lie Rat • te d f • -on mama foreign woo e took that ever favourable L llopportunity lira .the .11,•ifilrie*. Ite I rile-. rre ~ r. my . . he might be to the principle of such tie and Pierce. 5 7 ; 11 ° 10 'es , 109 _4. • I). Riggs and Son , id; to observe. that all the reactions of . . Hon.Membe . Members re- improvement. if the mode of selecting Jurors might 1•11 the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily atone; TlR be advantageously changed in Edinburgh, he was by no t ! vei at Li verpool acet afternoon at seven, through Wo-a ve to the operation of that tax had failed. it was 1 ti:, • ! hys. Wilbur - t• )4 6 ,,.. Mort Ampton, teethed, Latterworth Ihevenot, 7, New Bond-street; Delarold. Old Bond-street; neither serviceable to the Agriculturists, nor to the am- means convinced that such change of Id . i ..,70.Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, sale'-ete: Bayley and Blew. Cockspar-street; Berry. 17; Johnstone, generally adopted io Scotland with advantage. lie , a ew. mufti:ton, and Prescot. IS, Greek-street ; Barclay, Fleet-market; Butlers, 4; J. J. ide • Stearin • Nix. Ro -al-Ex . unracturers of the commodity itself. With regard to Siege. 65 . cheePt • n tr" ) °hal " ' the latter, it was found impossible for the British mane- h owever , re p eate d t h e assertion, that h e wou l d g i ve the - I I I ; k „,e e lerger,e and Packages to Leeds. Doncaster. Ferry- Sang ., ISO, Oeford-street r arcs, 330; Proud , 220, Strand; subject fair and impartial consideration. " facturer to compete with the foreigo market. so long a ""eliat un i t tee- 'lb pos it te r..K if E tb N o N f r amett ir r be w g es ged tra t t a i s i t e t h h e e w Le as a a rn b e o d ut Lo to r l d op- . lia. MOUNTAlN it a " n ce d per 1.0. ergot.' drolly • acquaint their Newberry. y. and Sons, 48; Edwards, 0 0. St. Paul's Ch urc h - this tax continued. The greater proportion of cloth He pot yard ; t sad the Public, that they will not be account. Johnstone, bS; Tette, 41, Cornhill. • * Askfor Rowlensl's Oil, or Rowland's Dye, and pavans. made i s this country was mixed with foreign fine wool. elds e a , p m 4,.., Y reels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, . '!. only observe the Signature on the label to each bottle. as It followed therefore that a tax nton that article mud L em k e t o per f orm a raw duty elsewhere? "sere tan Five Patin& vales, 11' lost. stolen. or eta impostors sign their trash, A. Rowlandson; the Geode* Is o p era t e ver y gr i evous l y __ upon the thltish Manutsetu ""• this tloonsion mew, howasee a subject we, to come under • , "Pk atm entered as such, sod the Insurance pa id signed "A. ROWLAND and SON." The petitioners were also mach alarmed lest they should the couebiletrogies of the Mea ame Meadey, which had ••• , i Sat the Saracen's Head Ina s Snow - hill. a. . , , • , • • • I • .- . .