The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-31 00:00:00

-~-- if 0r.1W7 2 '1 PO. '''.... r -- -...r.'^ • -~ • .~.; l~ I (PM OA 111 z A ~~~df~rtlt b~9~-- SAINT ANORRI , II 1101.11011114, LONDON LIBERTY. Tee Rsv. Oi itsersvotte. RECTOR, NamMsr TR. IaIRAISITANTS. PUBLIC MEERTINIA of the Freeholders. Less.. 111 holders. and name, °weer. of •Property. wititie this Liberty, who (as well as their teasers and the immediate oe eopyers of promises) are levy be affected by the wit In mitered by the Reei r to -this Omni of Rathoweerewberein be states hisseeif eoMIIM tet and elaleas (In premiere of • statute passed so hug age as tbolf7tb of lien. VIII.) the SUM of 2s. A!. in the pow upon Meek Email of the inhabitants. will be held at the inquest Room hi the Chereh.yard, oe Thursday. the tie the . of almost. IRS. at IlArVelbell at noes meisely, to estasider the propriety of go-operable, with the Ishabitants la 'foetal Is resisting the mild dela, wideb,bast suer before beim attempted to be set tip by any preceding Reeler, sad to *Web It Is sppreiteetted by IntetesseedmL *say, and eitsfemarirpmmetrets Nis Übeely is legally ex empted. sad width et least is ProiseSset times, sad WNW the peel weight of many piths berthees,_would he highly . oppessire sad reprebereibie. could It eves ileaslbly be New Hosed by law; bad I* Other icier des stf ImprialeitsremithositithetY is Me esesl4* letitylitieuts sad nadir sere eomeoaset is .emiteldeg eithesselariese the severity of the statute. puticalsely slatiethe improve of. Abe poor and repairs of the cbsteithave sabompiestly been peo- Tided tor-by Rate on the severs, Pori tees. In *serest of owners of property &Aron of attending on the red of August not beim( able so to do, they are re-' quested to depute persoss to 'need for them. .or send com• ituaieNtlees . on the subject to Sleser• Bioseders. ileawood. end Matthews, SioNeltors. at their &heel 44 Castle /toe's, )lolborn, or 119. tipper Thames Street. Loneion. ' LADIES SUPERS RIDING HABITS AND GEN TLF.M ENS' CI.OTII I NO. ~MINISTER respectfully solicits those Ladirb • tied Goatlessen who may wl.ll to render their per eons attractive, is Isepeet his Drawing at the HOMO Shape. by an sellesmat preach artist. "therein the mould is ewe rste:y delineated and the garments cut so as to set off - even deformity Itedf. At, Naval sad MlMary Uniforms. his Children's Cloth**, and Servants' Llreties, Sr. without petal'. I. sod his "barges (for reedy money) mast command a preference from those who wish to comblos elegance with fr"gatity. Ladies tad Gentlemen In the country, by seeding their Measures according to Ms simple iastructloas (post paid), may be lined as if rreseet. The ART of CUTTING tanght, according to the prlhcl plea of mechanical perfection, by the inventor, E. Minister, No.B, Regent-street, near Carlton Palace. AT REDUCED FARES. • • To COVII, Diu" RAIISOATII, M 41110ATII •%11IC 222222 my. FOOT Intide Coaches. end keep good the^ by S. A. MOUNTAIN sad Co. SARACEN'S /IBA D INN. HRINNERSTREET, snow-wtxt, sox mat. THE following utmr FltSl' COACHES. is. wit out from the above Ism : The "Tslarraph," Hovey. OM. Ramagme. Marrate. Canterhary, Petersham and Sandwich new pod coach, every morning, m a quitter past ammo o'clock. In tealequeento of die decided rehouses ging to the. _ahem cos* thit proprietors are deterwissel no exposes shot be spared to reader it t h e Aro conveyance es the Kest read. Symptom, Qatims, Rodkostor, 0 ramrod, Strand. Sit ti= and Saiahms, every inning, at a pate?, • 4 Tbs." Royal getipsa,• V.l.atopth Plynranth. Erratra. Truro. &Main. Pestle. Asithertam. Totem, Wltiptsmildh, Iterelsastey. Dammed% and Adisbary, *very i=e a lt . Mee. thrstrit Hookups, Amhuser. bridport. Ilseekbeidge. Basiagatoito. Hartford-bridge, Itlattweiler, and legabot. Harrowitato sad Ripen wow light post eased'. every after soon at four. sad eight ha lie ineraleg. The '• Daiwa" Setelhdapdom, Lyadsplem, Lysdborst, Wiaelleater. mod Saelsiddallsa Hardent. bridge. Blast water, and Ingsbot am laws mach. every *miss at past 7; arrives at the Chub sad Hours, Heettontrton. by lee. TM is a mod dldfebtfal conveyance to the Isle of Wight. Awry, ourem l , St. Maims, Havre de Gym, Cberldetiado. . 1 . 4 , 7 161• es elite shove emit hope to receive a eon lhat support which has hitherto bee. experienced slasatin ftemeaseessest of tits •• Vales." No racing with other minket. Keodal, Lancaster, Prestos. KirkspLiasdala. Bottom, Oratakirk, sad Garstang llgbt timel••••ditis, ovary sit.rnoon. Barnstaple ad tattiotSMsa arz o r t at sot e strory !lendsy, Prolocifisty TAW. _ at 7 ty . • m• ILoids mpg past mask sass out srer enema= et haw t aid poem throusb Naidoek, eatists.lllllse. arsollow enabling Illistry, Sliodard. Newark. Retiand. Dossaiter, wog Illtriarithlts.lllll. Soils* Li**. Gads. mast attention. I. sod Parksjps• way Two Peace per lb. Nibsialtstordioi Sri IMlNereoe wipsdltioa of this egad. it is allowed Sete lbw met agrasebbs NW ate pubis eonvoyanner oaths with mi. balr e :VlS % eh: The " It to Tuck. Ilea iirederlsad. Newcastle sad Mobs* a esaril Its= posl arta a guard thriagaing SW 0 • 11 ~Y et S o'clock, by way of Newark, Iseihrk. Demeter. Per ryhridre, Minster. Darttaiton. Norlhalleriss, Dodos, Mogisch, sad Berwick, sad arrives at York ibet mat 'now ing at 12 o'clock. Bridosaorth, Weisel. Shrewsbury. Salop, and litilybsod new light four Inside coach, every alternate. Roston, Horst:astir, tipaldiag, Pstsrboroufb. Saks. sad liantialtdon day coach. to BpUsby. teeth. thriaudir and Hull. morning at past 6. The wily day mesh to Boston and Horsessr. r. ," a new light hoer Wide pest peach Si Cuticle, Pandit. and WlStabayas : goes with that horses and a turd all the way; praise tbreettb areas* Appleby, Gretc-brldra, Mehemet, Celled* Dereeehbridie, Wetherby, Aherford, Ferrybritige. New ark, Deecaster, Grantham, Stanford, dawtri, breather, *thee and Biggleewade ; seta oat every seralact, and perfume the journey with the greatest funky. Pause/ere detained on thereat' by badness, or plume, have the peetillar atriums of their seats Dein sewed is the seat coed, Wakelleid foer-iaslde post-coach, called " the iscress," every morning sod afternoon. COICHKS To WSLLII, ORIDOZWIITTIS, TAUNTON. •ND PLTUOUTII. The "Umpire," a sew Liverpool light souk only woo sight sa the road, earrylng fur itside, solemn dolly at oat; arrive@ at Liverpool sent afternoon at Ivo. through Wo bulk Lathhury, Northampton Wilford, Lattorwortil , Niaektey, Atherstone , Lltchd e ld, , Stone, Newcastle, Keens ford, Warrington. and Prescot. Shruslery, Wellhurton, mad Shirttail light post ouch, every afternoon. Guarded. The "Union." Wevatoeth, Dorchester, Blandfor4. Saps teary; Andover, Overton, Daelnestoke. Hanford-bridge. illacivater, aid Bagshot, new post coach, every afternoon, with two eonehneen only. Ilentord, Ware, Hoddeston, and Ckoshant coach, every owning. Packets from Woyaanuth to Gserlwy, Jersey, Cherbourg. St. Haloes, &e. every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons It 9 o'Clock, Leong* and Packages to Leeds, York and Doneuter, st Nip two-pence per lb. LA.MOUNTAIN and CO. reepectftilly acquelat their Mesh and the Public. that they will sot be account. Ibis for soy Parcels, Passage's' Luggage, Wrftlags, Pate. ftr. Owns Asa Flu Puede vales, if log , stolen. or 4 * - MCA JOUR welased asnetb. sod the binaries. Feld for areeraatiy, et the Sandie's Hoed lee. Suow-4111, Londeso LONDON: WEDN ES D, " TAs COON fry whisk IMMPIOIN jWI is AI rawrza 'CHANG& 'VHS Public are most rrepectfelly Intimated dist in . oddities to **old entobPshed plasm of bushier; an ex tensive room at the bask to now opened for the aceommoda lion of fitting get littendoome Is the Army and Navy. and Cadets for India, wheat. may be bad tire now regulated Swords a largo assoilassat of Saddlery, Tomato. Cots, de. Ac. all warranted gpod at the lowest ready money prices.— Seddles'and Bridles foe exportation. THE ROYAL lIENAOERI6, Exbrrica•CHANL:N. WHICH lies STOOD 11111 TUT OF TIDO mum, £77116CT1011. • • I\7o one ran visit this exhibition, tpleiet Gating LI his stews enlarged, oa all stsl==4llt Natural Moiety, Hon the OWWWINIS from Ma Madre lead, norpritrep ad with 011 141 1 0brannitliser arinetches to the hems. powers of reamming. • o view dm Lion and Royal Tiger lb ewe den; ens as a kt of dreadful pleasure, those dlrethl iodides, from w.boec , vemt oars have received so seamy ipjuries—imaseriid by the pourer often*, sod forced to submit to all the taraollings of , his euriosity.. his wit shoat haeredible het, tbatolllllleplametpeadenmal seedy 700 wet/hi of anotemanee daily,' (drioklag oneriy el gollossmf Meter.) Tate Soo Coestrietor, Is likewise well worthy of attrolloo,l fopecially at the yreseet moment, as it basis': shod its skin, an operation it performs once s onerer. The Porcupine here, sheds his quills, sad Melee the fool ish it.. of his shooting them at hie enemies. We have no space to enumerate half the estreordinery animate contained in the exhibition ; bet refer oar readers to it use spot, where they will fled their scums erased aad their mods intruded. To shifters to this Metropolis, they precast peculiar at treeless, as without visiting this rithiblticla, they cannot beast of baring wee ell the tient or 14e.tee. INDIA HOUSE , • • 91. Cbrapssille. TEE TEA SALE having just cm's!), TEA DR 4LERS may be seppiled with the Mount Rohr& iterone Console . .at Good Green Tea.... at Floe Tyre aka y at Ike. Ike. These Priers do not regain any rieseamodatios." a single Trial will iv sillsball. Annwrs In the Cousta applied with TX44 in Sealed Packages, said the meet Mord Allowance made. TEA . s. in lbw Country, may hare any quantity seat, on enclosing a remittance, or ordering payment In Loudon. No Letters taken in, unless poet-paid. India House, WILIITIUDGE and Co. •1. Cheapside, London. Ca4TEr' HEA RTH-RUO. BLANKS HO. IMES. COUNTERPANE. LINES and MUSLIN WAREHOUSE.--DENMAR &MOUSE, Regaet-street, arts% doors hoar the Argyll Roomer Corner of the Circus, o:feted-greet, eau It their lifeanfactories, Eldderatinater and 04aegorr. R. COLLINS and Co. hef to retera their ssikolistisdes• /IWIIIO to the Nobility and Piddle in gown!. 161;a o Missal support they hare experienced share they tostio‘pluM dim above Warehouse, foe melt priaelfiss. dial MO now re' been offered to the P") 6 10 • ..1 4 .4 , 1 •—• ^ As the y sot.' 'hhavraciaisice woo mom Artie's'''. which rouble thee to self tower *lts say Hoes. in the Kiagdoat. they are deteralasd to sandy the Public at the MANU PICTS) ING PRIC'EL -R. C. anfeo.laforat dyer friends*" arent - ngebaving sup * Ibtan their hi assfectories weekly; essalsel.4 of Smarts. Vandinn aad Bleldenaloster Carpels/. Drayage, Table nevem. Counterpstres.Qullt edTiets, Blankets, Flannels, Scotch sad Irish Linens., Fiberfill's °revery old& aad quality ; lona Cloths. Table I.ineas, Printed Fur:there. Furniture Dimities, Muslims of every description, and Window Hot lands, Le. ice. Be. 10111TIVILY SOLD A? YRS MAXIMACTUIIIIIO minas. Turkey. Persian, Brunets, and kiddert♦lDWr carpets, (ell Sites) ready for laying dowa. W. B. Carpets. de. classed. sad IS. utmost valee given for old Carpets In eschacge, at R. COLLINS and Co. DlO4 maim- Rom. Regeet-street. Y, JULY 31, 1822,...,•`. sRd SYD.VEIF died se dee tiesijult !" SELECT ARTICLES FOR FAMILIES. A TKINSON'S doable refined WINDSOR SOAP ill is made of the very hest materials, and treed from the injuries' comic properties 'Detained is most Soaps. Its perfume is a complete hangout, It is gently detergent, mewl , Hest is asp. very durable. sod tram its purity is peculiarly adapted for the Nursery, and where the skis of adults bus got bard, rang or sateen, II gradually, but with certainty, corrects such imperfectioak andasskesit luxuriously white, soft and even. it is an ezesNest shaving Soap making strong permanent tether, with* dere set dry on the fare, half-pound packets. Is. Pd., posed_poskes, to. ATKINSON'S improved Mended sg Liquid removes stales of port wise, mildew sad every vegetable matter from linen, muslin, die. and makes it, however yellow, white es when new, 9,. and b. .. • /1011 . THOWIT NIGHTS adzierroh • --ft.:- BA iIIII6PTCIII4 4V %%%%%%% D. • T. Hoyle and J. Lord, Isrwel Spring's, Lancashire, same. prihters. . . • 2 ANITIIVPTS. .r. Mortimer, stn. Clerkbeaten, Yorkshire, merchant, to surrender Aut. 8, 11, at the Court-House, I eeds, and Sept. 10, et the George Inn, 11wdderstleld. Attorneys. Messrs. Merton and Willismsen, Gray's Inn-gouger, London ; and 1 Mr.f. E.. Norris, Halifax. W. liewer, Lianellea, Monmouthshire. farmer. A.R. 15. le. alell Sept. 10, et the Angel len, Abergavenny. A 'tor meg, Xessrs B. and T. Gabb, Abergavenny ; and Mr. Gre go . Climener len, London. J. T. Hallam. 'Netherton, Cmpthoree, Worcestershire, Wise, Atig. 5,0, and Sept. 10, at the Cestle inn, Coeentry. Steamy", Messrs. Woodward, Overton, and Coombe, To- Itestliottee-yard, London ; sad Mr. Mullis, Coventry. N. Clarke and F. Grundy, Liverpool, 'merchants. Avg. 17, 0, sod Sept. 10, at the Geer:. inn. Liverpool. Attorneys, or s. ,u LT r. e o . l M co i r ll . e K e in e;" , d s N lA enc ee h ,..l.l a r ik er . p . ° le l in ; pre, London, Meisr --'' . Itelsinenn. Aston, nigh Hir b ingheth, Warwickshire, hr driller. Aug. 13. 14. and Sept. 10, at the Swan lan, Binning. slam. Attorney', Mew' It. W. Gem. or Messrs. Giotto =Leeson. Birmingham; and Messrs. Jeniugs and Bolton, urt, Temple, London. • DIVIDVXDS. Aug. 6. J. Parsons, Whitechapel, Middlesex. victaaller, at Easinghall-street.—Ant. 20, W. Wylie, Southampton- Intildinp, Middlesex. aserchsnt. at Basinghstl-street.--ALi• 20. J. and W. Nichol, Old Jewry, London, merchants, at Sesigkall-street.—Aug. 22, 11. Coates, Bra!fleld, Essex, tenser, at the Thorn Inn, Slistley.—Aug.2l, J. R. Endicott, Exeter, builder, at the Globe Tavern. Exeter.—Aug. 20 W. Morris, Bolton, Lancashire. mes'in-maeufacterer, at tbe Bridge Inn, Bolton—Aug. 21. J. Feeley, juin. Uley, Glou cestershire, dyer, at the Old Bell Inn, Dursley, Gloucester shire—Aug. 27. J. Lander, Birmingham ' merchant, at Vaux hall, Aston, Birmingham — Aug. 2M, A. P. and A. G. Por tales, Broad-street, London, merchants, at Besinghalt-street —Aug. LI), J. Binns and J. Hines, jun., Looe, Cornwall, merchants, at the Ship Inn, Lone—Aug. 24, H. Cooke and D. prince, Coleman-street, London, merebants, at Basing hellidreet--Aug. 22. J. Haver, Finedon, Northamptonshire, fanner, et the Rant Inn. Northampton—Ang.2l, J. Knight, Hanna, Yorkshir., merchant. at the Coopers' Arms, Ha lifax—Aug. 20, G. Gsdstby, II tone, Leicestershire, meitster, at the Queen's Head Inn. Ashby-de-la-Zouch— Aug.ll2, A. Prentice and T. Shelley. Minchester, calico printers, at the Crown Inn, Stone, Staffordshire—Aug. 20, R. Snellgrove, Waraingcump, Sussex, woolstapler, at the Norfolk Arms. Arundel—Aug. Set, J. Clarke, IVakeleid, bookseller. at the Star Inn, blanchestre—Aug. 23. G. Blyth no 4 Co. Birmingham. merchants, at the Royal Hotel, Sir margham—Ang. 20, R. and H. Wharton, Little Crosby, Lan cashire, joiners, at the George lan, Liverpool—Aug. 20, J. TAiesey, Farnworth and Prestolee-mills, Belton. Lanca shire, paper-maker, at the Bridge lon, Little Bolton—Aug. go, J. H. Baverstock, Alton, Hants, common brewer, at toe swan leo, Alton—Aug. 27, J. Dieken, Shrewsbury, up bolsterer, at the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury—Aug. 20, J. Browne, Basinghall- street, London, army clothier, at lia . .. • Argisfox's permanent Ink for writing on linen with pea, gives a very superior black • hick improves by washing and is Impossible to be irradientea, pries Is. 6d. Arginsox's Veg.table Dye. changes grey or red hair on the head or whiskers to a permanent brown or black, price Js. ATKINSON'S Carling Fluid, or Vegetative Hair Oil- is pa eallarly adapted for dressing this hair in the present mode of curling the hair. It makes it soft and glossy, and gives the earl such strength that it retains the form during ex.reise or In damp weather, and this elect is prodeeed not by super natural heal, but by its great nutritive qualities, being so superior for regenerating the hair, that it is prescribed by many eminent Physicians with success, wheal other mesas have been tried in vain. price Its. ed. Sold by the Proprietor. James Atkinson. Perfumer, 4t, Gerrard-street, Soho-square ' [Ando'. and by most Pe users and Hair Dressers; bet the genuine has the Proprietor's signature and address oe the label. CERTIVICATEL--1.1.11 J. Hargraves. Liverpool, miller—R. Stewart, Klag-street. Chhapsi.!r. London; Scatchfactor—W. Sherwood. Liver pool, soap-mansfactorer—S. Sharman, Leicester-square, liamt-drsper—A. J. Smith and I. Bps herd. kilaSenlohlro. iroa-amoleat. P. W. Kelly and Co. Limehoese, copper merchants, as bras respects W. Kelly—B. Whieltion and J. Rude, Nottingham, twtft wacidnu makers—G. Bramwell, sen. and 0. Bramwell. jun. Stockport. Cheshire. druggists—J. Spurr and W. Lock wood, York, chemists—P. and J. Jones, Chester, linen-dra pers—ll. Floud and Co. London—O. Boustleld and J. Wil liams. Souse:le-street, Fleet-street. attorneys—A. Chilton * had J. Ainsworth, Manchester, brash-makers--J. Csister and Z. Roads. Boston, coach-anthers—J. H. Dyke and T. Dyke. Wandsworth, Surrey, fellmongers—O. D. Donshison sad J. A. Donaldsoa. Dratton-street, Soho, wine-tnerehants —II. Ellin. and S. Hedges, Broutsgrove, Worcesterauire, IMPERIAL PARL h &VT HOUSE OF OF LORDS- TOLIMA; JULY 90. Nominee lumina nears 'spit. Oar page relates to stan.—MARTIAL. Jest published, price Ss, la boards (Fifteenth Edition), THE &GIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen tary on the indiscretions arising from Unman Frailty, la which the Causes, 83..tptenis, and hanefal Elects of Lae+ Vanerea, Gonorrhoea. Stricture, Seminal Weakness, 6m. are fully developed ; Part 11. costal'ss some remarks on eel , lake Female Complaints. in particular Sterility ; Part 111. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self Abuse, aad Mental Irritation, with some interesting observa tions ea vegetable and animal life; is Part IV. is a Series of Came Illustrative of the preceding subject+, explaining them to a familiar manner, and the whole aildremed to the Yontb and Maturity of both Sexes. By DOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons, London. Natera heath+ Omnibus ease dedtt, si quis eogonverit nti.—CLAIIIIIAX. Since hearer to all thelansel of bliss impieties, 110 frugal application marls the rise. May be had at •dit, Paternoster-rot ; 3 Pan-Mall; 41, Mwadilly ; 18. Princes-Ndreet, Hobo; Flom-street; 174, Plart.street ; 40, West it--lthdold ; 9N. Choapsitle. Lon don; Stevenson snd Co, I:urks and Co., Norwich; R. !pswich ; Herrin; sad Outliold, Rada ; Sheppard, Rria-• 101; Hatt. Cambridge; Headley, Loads; and at all Rook sellers.—Messrs. GOSS and Co. aro to be emmulted, as ;musk everyday. at their house ; and Patients In the Country are requested to describe minutely the Cale. onelosiott a re mittance for Advice and Medicine. whirl' Pi he forwarded so wy part of the World.-40SS and Co. M. R.C. 1117. 4.4 1 0. N 0.7. JctillYtnalroklik Jaws's; and Jl,Bnevolie-, at: eel, Fleet-Wort, London, _ , • 4. I • l'Or Cent. • - • I • vv . , A -4;,,. , ' , - . . . ( . Wrci-t •/- C.- - '\ \ $ , .. . tnt •",A i' " -4' - . ....t ..--. ' 6. • ' • 4 1 , -; ' 1 ./. • 6 , 0 , ..), ( •• Tb C ' 'Th )tate_A*illtalt . . . _ le, rantair - . ~......... 4 .... . . --‘. • pf ' PRiCt SEVEN PENCE The Militia Pay Bill was read a third time, and passed. On the question fat the third reading of the Tithe Leasing Bill, Cnionel TRENCH spokeitbertly is acknowledgement of the assistance which ad been nattered by this country towards relieving the diatressee of the Irish people. Mr. GOCLBURN said the public ware certainly much indebted to the committee who managed the subscrip tion, and to the Gentlemen in Ireland nho'clistributed it. Mr. HUME begged to correct a misrepresentation which hid appeared in the Irish papers respecting his ob servations on the aptiointtnent of a Mr. Plunkett to an 0(11 •r‘ in Ireland. It bad been rtid that he (Ur. H.) at tributed to Mr. P. a deficiency of professional attainments. Ile merely objected to him on account of his youfit. The Ball was then read a third time and passed. Lord A. HAMILTON called the attention of the Right Hon. Secretary opposite to the petition of a person named P;anagen ' then lying on the table, stating that a dodge in !relent:llnd takes upon himself to acquit a prisoner charged with felony, although the Jury had convicted Win. He ((ard A.) thought this eitcutustance ought to be eaplained' • Mr. GOL'LBURN said all that he knew was, that Mr. Flanagan bad been convicted of Jobbery, and that the Ju.lee had thonght the conviction perfectly right. Mr. R. MAR FIN said, it was possible that Mr. Flanagan night tell the truth ; but certainly his gene ral choacter was each as to tender Wae unworthy of credit. The conversation here dropped. SCOTCH HURONS. Lord A. HAMILTON, after some prefatory observe. tions, moved for a Retort), stating the names and real- Ocoee@ of the Tows Council of the Royal Borghs; but after a few words from the Marquess of Londonderry, he postponed the motion until to-morrow. Dr. PHILLIMORE presented a petition from a ;Ishii. can of Berkshire, against the present Licensing System. —Ordered to lie on the table. PIRACY. Mr. MARRYATT presented &Petition from the Ship Owners of London, cam plai 121 lig °Vibe depredations com mitted on British property by the Plates of South America. Ths Hon. Member referred to several letters containing statements in support of the complaint in the Petition; sad expressed his hope that the English ves sels would receive immediateorders to exterminate these pirates. Indeed he was sorry to be obliged to ampere our own sapineness in this respect with the activity of the Americans. He thought the subject was as impor tant to oar national loutr as to our commercial pros perity. Sir GEORGE COCKBURN- said it was 'uprising that the lion. Member would persist in the error into which he had fallen the other night. These vessels hid an appareet national character, awl aesordi•g to the law of Dittos* could not, in the first ias:ance, be treated as piraticaL He could, however, assure the Ho u s e , that it had met with every attention from the Admiralty, aml was now under their coasideratlon. The Naval officers of England were very reedy to proceed ins summary way. if Parliameat mold justify , theito.--(A laugh).— He mist, however, lswporinitted to . say, that the under writers anti merchants were a little more attentive to their ow. interest. than to the principles of fair dealing. If the Admiralty had at once poured the English Navy on these little States, they would for such conduct have been deservedly scouted by the House and the country. The Marquess of LONDONDERRY acid, that unless the Merchants looked upon the Admiralty as hostile to their interests, they would do better to address them selves to thett quarter. The petitioners had no right to expect that the English Captains could make themselves Admiralty Judges. Indeed the attacking ofthese runts, from a false notion of dignity, would be ultimatelyteut mischievous towards on r eo m merce, as it would encourage every adventurer 'to accept commissions from these Stater, aml thus to attack our commerce more exten sively. He belicred But there was no premeditated de sign on the part of these States to injure the English commerce. The plat 'n truth was that many English traders from mere views of gain, had violated the rules of the ports belonging to these States,had covered Span ish property with the English flag, and had thus exposed theesselves'to condemnation. Bat, in point of fact, oho. English vessel only had been condemned, and another had been soh!, and the proceeds lodged in the Treasury of Chili fora year, in order to keep the question open, a circumstance which skewed that the States did not deal with these matters in altogether an off-baud manner. Strong representations had however been made to the Chili Govenment respecting the conduct of Lord Coch rane their Admiral ; and they it was hoped, would bring him to reason ; but all circumstances considered, he really submitted to the House that the cue was not one which called for immediate vengeance. He trued the House would not think that Government had , neglected this important question.—(Hear, hear.) Mr. BRIGHT said, that if the persons in questi.:rx were not pirates, be 'should like to hear what a pirate was. Sir GEO. COCKBURN said, the Government to which a I belonged was to be considered answer able for tise conduct of its crew towards t4e vessels of other nations. Mr. 1111161 IT resumed. The vessels, lie said, made indiscriminate war upon vessels of all countries. The Americans acted upon principles different from cults, and treated these vessels as pirates. if the Admiralty per mitted the false pretences which Lad been set up, to pin ground, we hod nothing to do but to ab.indon our commerce altogether. Mr. ClUNililt said the Adtniralty had given orders to call upon the Spanish Cuverniuent to give up the of. fenders, or to withdraw the protection which was given them by their Sag. In the interim, Eeglhda vessels of war hail been placed near the spot in question, to pro tect the English commercial ls. 'l4 attack the Spa nish Colonies without demanding reparation, would lead to war with Spain, perhaps with all Europe. lie deprecated these discussion 4, as they would by publish lag the present ditficulty, encourage those persons who were already sufficiently astute to evade the laws of nations. Dr. CUSIIINUTON said he believed it was impossi • ble for Ministers to give foil protection to English vet wis in the present state of things. It nas necessary for the latter to submit to a limited right of visitation and search ; sod although this :night give rise to some par ticular inconveniences, it wrs the best security for obe ,lien.•e to the laws of nations, He wished to see the in dependence of the Colonies of South America, fully re cognized by this country. And be regretted that the treaty entered into by the Noble hlarqueu with Spain threw a diftienity in the way of oar doing so. He was happy. however. to Ism from the Hon. Secretary the in structions which had been issued from the Adtair.ity; and be trusted they would be acted upon without soy unweeessary delay. He admitted that moth ng ceul Ibe done until a representation had been made o the e sun try whose flag bad been assumed. It was not in be ROYAL AMIINT At a rinarter before four o'clock, the Earl O(SHAFTES MORT, Lord REDEIDALE, and the LORD CHANCELLOR, brought the Roysl Assent, u his Majesty's Cominission ere, to the following Bills: The East India Company Loan Bill. the Countervail ing Duties Bill, the Stage Coaches Duties Bill, the New Sonth Wales Duties Bill, the Alien Bill, the late Queen's Servants Bill, the Irish Salt Duty Reduction Bill, and the Scotch National Monument Bill. In the appeal case of" Agnew e. Duulop, and Agnew e. Stewart," from the Court of Session its Scotland, the Joilgaseut of the Court below was reversed. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY presented the Second Report of the Commissioners for building eburches.—Laid on the table. NEW BILLS. Mr. Binootte and others brought up from the Com. mons the English Militia Pay Bill, the Irish Tvthes Leasing Bill, the Smuggling, Prevention Bill, the Eat ludic Sugar Duty Bill, the Brim•a:nun Draybaek and the Scotch Spirits Exportation Bills, which were reed a first time. On the motion of the Etrl of BLESINTON the Irish Co roners' Bill wa• read a second time. Lord lIDLLAND resented a petition from fire In solvent Debtors, praying that certain intendment,' he made in the Insolvents Debtors' Bill.—Laid on the Table. - - The Reports of the English and Irish Insolvent Debtors' Bills were received and agreed to. lICnTCR Lord HOLLAND inquired wheth►r and when it was the intention of the Noble Karl opposite to move the second reading of the Scotch Magistrates Residenc► Bill. The Esrl of LIVERPOOL • was understood to ssy to• morrow. The Irish Comm wrist Credit Bill, the Greenland Fisheries Bill, the Isle of Alan Postace Bill, and the Bar racks' Estate Bill, went respectively through Committees, cad were reported. On the motion of Lord HOLLAND, $ message was or dered to be sent to the Commons for a copy of the Re port of rte Commissioners respecting New South Wales. Adj..ttrned. HOUSE UP COMMONS. The House eras su mooned to hear the Royal Ass►ot erre by Co 11111 l issi..n to several Hills. fur the titles of which sec the report of tiie Lor , ls. A Person tram the Trusters of Ramsgate Haebonr presented the Trust Accounts of that Ilarboor.—Ordered to lie on the table. Tls• Report on the Exelierrier Rills Rill was read and agreed to. Tlar Bin .to lee read a third titae. to- War rOW. • DJiII,CAVOI vet. Oa the motion of the Manylass of texatistaiette it was ordered thet,the batter. at Ate 7itiaj tratettow, .hod/ adjourn to Monday out. " \ tf 1i 1 ' I