The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-25 00:00:00

WO _ jug -^_,t_ --' ) • , . • • . • 1 '... ••• '. • -1 . 1k. ' .• ... t • • • . 1 - Q • i 0 • - itj _ i __ , - C. • ,--, qs al I ',._."- .... -' 1 ll. Willi .\' # , 1: . .... . , • ..e. lII° . • .1.1"... "..- I • 1 . ire: • •1 . - _ • - . • - - . . • .: . . - - , r.., - . - - , • . .. a, - ,tl ,•" • ... ;, . 4 1 . /..l ii:11 II - i - -,.. •-. • p, A :' .I' . , .. ~1 • " - . .41 .4 at Ali .. .. • * • . 'l' 4 l. -e-e • 1 sea: , •- ea et, -et:till, , ti • m . a a•• • 6,lefr .lli 0 , tifl -. vii 1.4, Imbers . - i•,' ' 4: . i V rk...=. ;1 • it li# ~ . • , ;••.,, .r. 4 4,..• •... . . -... oi.tia-..a eif , I • i .. k . . :„itat•Aar-• ~ •• ••awei Mr tome ‘.. „. tai v •• :maw •, ,\ r ' '".. - 44 ' 's \ '4., ' ll '' 'n , ;1•• l • •Idate h ad: arise a..., • 1 ., • r• I a s. .. n . .. a • .. .. . •'s'o se ,la sada! to: -•4 4. • 444 . 4 edsse nisi lai et • - ••' 1 "1: - •• i sink ilat 1.-a •cese:-11 •r.rig „, , ... .4 ... ... j. ,,„,,,,,...., L .: -a ...• _ _ . _ • _ 1 ' itAlfeeett:eas- -... ' • „;,..,„„. a :,• •., •. • '4, WI e i VIII V. 1,.. I he, , in ,,,,,.,- ~..,. - •_ - • • • _ - . ... i a lust • -• . ~ it. is nu ver_i-.•1 A A ~ near ' . .•. • • • 'n•so , i' . e• -7 ;, , ••••?..,. 11 'r 11. I ...I" '.;" .a ilfON 00 e , 01 4 . . . E ' 0i•• • -; :', f! •1 : -1- .•, • ..:•..,1::. -..ndl :' .••II• • • -. .4041141 '- . . .-.... , .... .... . _ • ... , ... _ _ ___. ._ ... __ . ______......__ - - - - ~. • Nil._ ---.......„..; isuszEit s___i2.,imismaugy4 . t .... 0. 1 ~ ... ogghe twee . pee roads. k i p a i p b ser i , • . Al * !. , , . 04. o , k , vit y 4 . 0 . ao . two 4 ,.r,.. ..... . .... „., .. t4s . lliiii , l - 4geetz • -- - . _ ._-_ _ "'", -- MAST INDIA HOUSR. April his Inds. mitoleitiCerteentseeNose Ageaerfwegweeehe :. 'Petition mentonlireell to be. primed:. -I -- . . !Ile pithipa Ina ittirereeld sey• thee thihtieht trollitl • I MIRE .Coart V Dirtstors sp . f Nur Ifilitett aspersy al of !It V.Meertiel4 . otereetteitied ___..e .. Ile.DLlhellipies.peeneetweel a shake Patella Daigle .10 wi path leigghe Mos gientlemes Witt 1 Merchants 4 Naomi trollies to Ile Cast Mike, efeeNdie Speelia•leartlkeis :•a. . , r . eer pee mei eke ion of Leakelis and Mine Tip= masa lei ealalerththeleftlng,lleaterlele• be ereeld ",' we er give aothe. Mr 4 1 gO ie fl e ! P_Lili a ,„___Velle a t ee , ~ =: % - _bai..._ _ .. _, kv :::•71:6 tbe ow d ragethelt e table. few different parielses.--Order- , t bi t e a s cl i wee s us :te •s t!e . gariee Imre iste t er s en t11 1 :*. It Aw l" sti li: • 4 1 m o re Quarterly fleearel Ganef the amid Cillefrea 1 lent. Melvithafil _ w ad et tear Ham lit latodathellibleek se es eearellere • diet Otte ii f a l e i g h=lety Me Fr eetZet ile s:l, - . • Lee' In leiNO pre•ente.l a Petition from the trade open windaile a meeffeeethee. esf Pr/WM (sot •"I ma. Et lima roodi 1 4 .111 • Po r m o .111 e. DAVENPORTiletepthried ales neavalief OWN* Mew Dealers, Leather Sellers, atitLediee tehehltion h a he rweeee eseribltai pg e wgito. v ies paha el thealeehme a *11.1.16 V"... °let*" ar°l°4ald°l°.°4 ta ties, aitel atikeiftllllllll le faft sied'oebeeheltheitea of Chatham *ed . :Rocketeer. es, seegegslegg i f apical. - 'b e •i w b. 4 ,„„4 0 „ 4 „,, ka ,„„„„. • . ', s isksomor .m. _...... • . 4... h. *A 0111111110 be alliediel ie tbe-Dellieb farmer Riseeks. ..i •we ..-- . out the Trellefer llerlit ' s ef tb° ' l °`°"• °°9 l --- "'' dia. witieVereledthiMPpledeneeintentithely' • * lielLthell . .. ..,. , . • 4! • et leo esTormaay itmetraormessi a Taw • Cloth. ow avow Anil __,.....,...... MA SP 1111.41011110. ...,„„ - n - n . ••et a few words. fiat Mr. fleetime Sr ir • 11. Maein ;Tilien wee Wit and,ortlepiel a impeitleil. '"F• . . Wpgirtr ie :l,4lge NAU wbkit. were net distioAt, . g itserdliege ins ,proweial frees. the Hieth Biwa. sod i 10 1 : 61 "Z r odgsages'' "I'S' gle e :att i tt li l sT :stil l* e's elw 4 we " A der ." AA f#* WiMiess' Mr allater4eol l / 4 14w , defy. the PetitierlAfea withdraws. CATHoLIC c1.A1114. s ilky of dee ,Ceiontv of Canwees. compialmior d •---- owsur Joky well be ready to be wed a er a See. eif aorieekeeeldiefirele. aid_pnylng fee tlie' repeal et Ilk , i , y ew Sag a July neat. ordered to lie et'llkil A b le. * - *-• ' r st l "' •' " lir. DAVIN eel •• petition from the Minister. - the Solt Het y.--Ordered to lie so the table. . I JOtIRPH DART. Sceretstry. 'aeaVginie'srati tar reit•agil.' • i'l ,• ' 1 alierchweedens. and others se the parleh of ihiebninster, Lord lISSINOTON pressured petition few tb* : . -•-•••''--"-'':--"--' ' Sir R. SHAD Itiansaptesie of the Viten ,_il, ' • *km anY farther concessions to the Roman t;adeolics. lifoßrireila of Wieteriefin Med Chian. is the -usehs pi a• , • ILINTRAWID WAK * 14 ° W PIIACE OP 111°N ' Me illaripme r then I. 'his . idea • eliernited • • .I.4lleiered to lie on the table. • Devon. frees Riumeeth. mud from several etheeePienes . Li eggs, COTTAM sad HAtIIN. AeRICRITUIAL willing to lea/ d ie ow e . a ;MA se . . 'Mr. C. H. HUTCHINSON pupated a attire, front treeing 1101-lethesethee of Wades and refonih-Ors gueserion. Wietheerstreet. lens rede"d " lb° 11°°°° " 4 malice respechni it Window Tat lit I• : • the likehitants mid Honsholdets of Cork. lewdest the 'Sera Ile Stothillipletallels emeiteie"Y I°w P ylw° " 1 " • • '''''T . 4 " wiiwk. " mewilAngly to petit off St a mare detail ' Wholnw TN x. He freely set forth the • litimelatee effeeto 4 .l . i fideis-Aineirentee vix. a• w eeit sod Cast Ira. Footles Sheer. Little pod Oe that _ t _ etc thee trite .. o w g ww e sow assoreake tsb Id ''-' r •ei be thetas in qnesties, sad natimeled thee Mr. DEN - • • 1 " 1/116. "are sall gebblefE7'''' "-trill A short raid fullitrett:lti *hide Sir -• b) ,Air ~_ a a podeles from the Lather • • ewe, Pak Seemeee. ha Hanks MOM. With entivt 00 ~ . . • • soils relleruao and theft amf madeasel No m wa d T a ws= allaqi u d ie eA l aoeseeoee of the Mr www esnapmed ; Park sad three* Maim, .filerdeo lir: Aneecitatee•atsdill".Caeciere wildest - . , owe. awe ihat no des mold be mete olikeeduakile. weww w. k . pe w" k r is „ re d nutb leather sox. i s bn • g oes std; sad • Miss frames; Oreets-hooses, lest asentioned Dentlentiae euggeleed that se The HOC The petition were ordered to lie toe lite table. • • . ' * •• atithes Waited Ilse tag lobe the. 'sew of UAW! gwe s wesed illfiseteel, Adel romplem; Stella: Meth' Sanest of coarse wished to Ile his make for 4sesta day (liter petitions on the seine ambled went preseeted y e i„ as mee k e re . d ee enamor , o f the int i m , as is „wan Praise feepilliet VienadeJthe Beleoelte end a wk., it could he entertaised , he bad best waNfill tie (ran the Perishes of the Holy Triaity mod St. Nicholas. gave hi g ih r s ee . wad oft #t to p m , is that description of wore by tee labouring Oases N an o; glandes alllti&L Pumps. Ralii Water Rpm Chancellor of the Exelteepter or sow otbaßlisisier *r N. LVIsTifURST said, whew this question come t miemeeirl t Illehilltednthelkbtleileatiesttoos god privets. eta. dare to the Men', who might be cetorteot to bet the house he hoped it world receive that aster au uto mete a entreat of frees Is. to Is. 941: ea a . . Lt si ll ":" "IteAltrais=l4:7;,:re.,lol. make the reinhed (overrate/en:eat. side enessideration to which; in loonamit and is justice, Merle pair ieem Y elk. the cosiequenee wee, ties wide fbeoy „....,, - p ee , - ~„; The millet was thee' dropped. Sir R. Shaer, after- hetlionght it was entitled: • an increastaccopeiedes, there was a diminished men- 405,1411110404ANhisrelewsaweeewellsieratierceei --- e _ - ' wards fixed his negation for Wednesday neat. The petitiome were ordered to lie on the table. seueptiom. is tez he coesidend most injerimet end 4. ,I $1 A gena veristlgolmego Aseleadterelloplesseeis. enel the+ attiticULTVRAL UIaTRUS. eOntacaos' LICINCES. ournvier. It *panted a a pull tax, windtehlelly t . .., estyliersiewhoorlilegeist Rats in's Now Implores' tea Mr. W. BURRELL presented a Petition from the Mr . HUNKTSSON presentee! a petition from eertsie Woo the pat, bet wee set kit by the meekest. . . bo w * e weesity al peefatte made. Deo Vloeleba• Der' Eatery part of the Comity of Sussex. complaining uf r a v es in the vicieity of Reading, complaining ef Arri• The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER did net pays, Pal Pubes. Illetethalitalf Moak" i'_"•r ee •,•d Agricultural Distress:-.-Orifereel to lie on die table. cultural Distress from the brewers' monopoly. which o p pose t h e m . 0 .! spot t h, po rn o ,. i " rine; lbellelliee., • -_,w lll _,°°„,'Eltet., •,° 4 •„ t I ww a j c ,"„ th• ii Sir W. tIUISE presented a Petition from the Wool- they described to have caused a great falling not The to; te did • le in the not consider to be adenines or oppressive. He should ' a I 481=1;:garg." 4.'" ' "'"P ..ers • " -6 ter len Menefaetarers of Hioneeater, against a 13111 uet l'wen illysd,. Hates. Peas. ests,demand for bailey, and a eorreseonding deterioration of of coarse give theabject Isis beet attention. '• They therefore prayed the house . .. ' 4 * - • l e , ite:;• Weigeing Machines for live Cat- =BP for 'timeline certain sacirela stele, of the the quality of beer.,..., '''', • eh. Le. ;*Cow and lamp Cribs; Cattle. . old Mectag others earl bellSelisfe f pity o n ( 0 - to alter the preterit system and 'oaks the trade free. , _. ~ Mr. CALCRAFT would wish to know what taxes be bad wer e iujurious ar a doepressive, if this were not. While ••• .theg Troughs: Rica email, sad, Bearers; SU* sign wool- . This question levelled a subject on whichl i ' • .' : 41k• • - , s, lltseelesCand gray other article the Farmer Mr. RICARDO spoke Is (Omit f ief teeing the spoken on a former night, which the hones would ell. hi s le g" he w to ask a question. In two Tears Tram pelt May. manotry bank notes for one pound were commerce of, tile gouda) , from all tilleleinisary reside- shortly be called Upon to take into its eonsideradoe. He. . M law to be withdrewn f r om circulation . lie (Mr. C.) MEE PATENT SEIDINTt POWDERS. when !!ail no laal knowledge of Reading and its meighbour- And • .After 14;111111"Ji l simarks from Mr. H. Davis.' Davie; Mr. Hutt. hum I, but from Inters which he bail received. if the gown received Vialiy lattfill Os thi• sobjeet, and new beg- gerl to sok the Chaseeller a the Exchequer if be mama I areil m ell tibia". mew ° 41646° A WL °4 " 4. '"' w *l '' n '' sod Sir . Otini, the Petition was erdaied to be facts - stated in them were true, the Brewers' watopoly VW.= es soda Ware: . Taos blesthelee haslet rioted . to submit to Perliamont aoy regulation for the farther' was couiplete ; in that popnious place net a free bona or perpetual exclaim of the circulation of country enth . r d " ai i" :4 ‘ ta"° " in " ww ` r ds o"" Wurld ' in " Y ' P Sr. MOSTYN ' presented Petit' • PIS Wire T • ; t bow the - •' ; iffetweptee areas base been learnt to sell hpetteest sad , preeen a to al. .• Hued . This was statee to ante nt e mecum- _. amyl notes. • -, j admi t," k u.tottu Powders , wisp w ale d ne w l, wi g am_ en the hilliest of Agricultural Distress.r• to Ire seance that the Magistrates of die comity who grantee • this Th e CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, if se . • was of Were, Moore, sad Dinneme. (chemists to s td printed. the publicans licences, were the brewers. Hutch were • i . t 1: . teal Fee Ry, M. New Bood-street. London.) the Inver TAXATION IN IRILANb.. ; . the case, it most appear that those engaged in the trade' eccul °o be might be allowed to answer a lialletiths of so such inewertasee. had tit . reply that he leave law .. I l Mend Paiute's. who think i treH, necessary to inform Mr Mr. El held is his baled a Piniaos from the of brewing, Might not to huh! the situation of liceneing muck thew hok cemetery , 't , mit e, th a t t ea Agerttehre m oot pre 'mains. ,esleses their Hiewwkaheer., of t h e , pee weeest, Very. im . lghlstia.pray• Magistrates. While on leis lege, he would remind thewas interested in the arraign • .. f mole etherlatrat on "el Bbs ,' °thi "gra t e d OS every ins , the repeal of iholetsh Willies' , Tim. _Psis Petition house, that he had been induced un a former night to meet led led wit h . Pea _.l.e" thel° small nett's; wads isle - . I • I Boileau op fee agreements. I t i . • ; -aa very a we:probably in course of next week, he elniated sonsewhat huts the anal course Petitions, to express earprise, that In eonsequeace of the dionniehre _ ••• should have w e communication to wake to Parka:neat TIMBERS'S NEW SAUCE for gett , "Mparameit• course alict matemeats which had keen made by certain dutron malt, no redaction a the priee • ofbeer bad bee: __ that w ject. Al haelag siva such great approbatioa. ima.the dewed peewee i s power. with vrepiret to the remission of er = a- announced, and indeed to remayk on that avowal, th tow { • tat it nostiouing to increase, JOHN ITCH , end RON lion, whih heel bee. grated to irekeeteace dee peace, no reduction was intended. Th is avowal was afterwards Mr. 0. H. BENNET gave mode! that he shooed to- fa • ilea thole to Offer ?Me their heal arknow. Referring to the Report of the Peasece Committee in qualified andexplained. and the house wee give. to ma- morrow mentor tain papers tektite Os ._llighlrlese. • . lodrillle *At , Public fir their liberal Patrottaire of lii ISIS, they showed that it bad been pro thet Ireland deretaad, thia the brewers had it in contemplates to dote Hook. aid t hat he shoetd, at the owe la= . 1 what lb ti and groat convenience to all cilaeltet2,_bee foe several years eluting the war bad a greater ad- low the price of porter. He was informed, that in all some quad's, to the Right Hoe. demieteis• 211416.1"Paillik*anillejt d/ethilirliebt"*""e°n"""l"l.l s' in permute:taxation they Enid herself. and parts of the conatry a diminution in the price of beet upon the subject of the affairs with which diet Bestir , I all " glifil iligalY 111 : 43 ,,,, fwe ' s.""g` as l a W : o * -111 is awaits this fat from the 'skated* iced is had taken plat. He wished some Hon. Member . can man hail been cosseted. 1 I to em il leadese e"i: i ce s:l4 w f e e pi ie e he: 'r em in d - Bessie- w r immill ees t i t the Report - en she. tabloof the Howie. a Fatitiootra erected t rida tlitAlstettlon Breweq was in his place, that , ~ ISIVITS It alb. . 4 beteg reeled epee slse gut w ith their me. e a e a. remanded that Inlaid was emitted a. . resoissiou oi ste might ask Mit were Intended to keep the price of . Jo. verws grwage...______, __. a_ ___ .. , .eletega.trzesieek Wel empagAlete, alessameasieseat rims lii=lpiet likstAtilzpoitoley,tteat le ol, =op to sets!! it !adhere before a ttic . malt do . weet wsnissys. ' ' - me , s ,;;;;;Z e " v''•"'.ensonel;eoarl',°` 447.,.cintiiii a ladle heflp t._r or _sack 111 __ ~,,►_la "ten° t i°6 m toilettes of Watehea. Warweek e ped • ki. ,„ ' • c__l-. -_ei- sYi , ' ithiDlVßlßilleitS sea SO'N'te font ristebesheil mid web netted to - haw ltad rattle& Wages giber of darns Reeseri a irei, el intreioned by oue erne. • seem= sr l e we e se alant ee.walt the paessestar Mantises - the. ' • House. The petition conipleined et ffielneiniems opt- , 'stash, 110111Dit'L of AfiCitOVIES contioues to be pre- war, by the Property Tex. routers millions and snare devour to redeem the pledge he hail Irian; and if be pared by thine after the same manner that has gives theration of Extents in Aid. The Hun. Member referred . o. pobllrSt sottelmtien foe many years. hundreds of thousamis of puends. By the repeal of the tonal out produce a reduction its thetlie prie l o of the porte so r, to a Report which bail been formerly made ley a Cum- i . ilfarthoue. Itef, Svcs se ; corner of the Savoy-steps, ',lait Duty, two millions DIU hundred thousand pounds. he woislil at least try to protest puh tc re b venne, By the alteration owls is the Customs, 1,104,0001. and that the Brewer should not enjoy exclusively tat relic t : - i f London. mines who sat upon the subject, to shew tits nature of by the reduction of the asseesed times, mad other retails- which had been intended for the whole country. He ._ • erws•osiiivoret. visa-gayest wsarnotsc.)teese processes, the parties by whom, and the manner to wbieh, they were usually sued out. The effects which 1 sioas, the total charge from which England had been hoped that he should bear in a few days from some of I Meese proceedings produced were most lathen t (Isle. The CALI: lON-To avoid the Conoterfeits of HUD. relieved sieve the towenation of the war was no less them, that though tardily adopted, the resolation was .% coaseqmence of a common bankruptcy were in general SON'S BOTANIC TOOTH POWDER and TINC4 than 20,677,691/. gess a geem this anemia' was to he de• at length taken to make a reduction in the priceof Pr' i• TI;RE. the Pubde are requested to observe h ea t the whole • ducted the taxes whieitliond since been imposed. 'These ter in the surtropolis, proportionate to that which notidn, as compared with the consequencei of an Ex- . side Agent's owe and address is diftloct on the label. altogether atneunted 1141slallstari. beets effected on malt liquor in the country, . tent in Aid, even if it was for a comparatively small 't .. ' the ankh* are - sow is very retteeal the. Nth If Iteductittz them Borst^ 4.•,••efs•se f - MM. It destroyed all confidence in trade , and pt • , . Z 20147 , 691 Mr. MOCK had no doubt that the monopoly coma 'needed to will reader the use of a Deutist nannessery ; Te e ; az , * imposed sines ..., o p - 3,.:(ss,tifiZe the price of the beer higher than it would otherwise ed a person 10 visited from proceeding with anyrunts.: . i ey are a remedy for all Olisorders of Ins •awteth, they sot ---- be, and consequently caused less to be consnmed than want classless sa I beaetify the teeth, bet prawns threebusiness, because every one was afraid to give bile or- g 1 There remained . . ... - 16,791,606 would be called for if its price were lower. If the poor A: I osnary credit, or to supply him with the raw materials from decay to the latest period of life ; Lary are se anti- I Ferno which sum in taxes Englaal bad been relieved 'nu had 2eatl. to spend in a week on porter he could on y Gore for (Hum-boils, Swelled face. and the Tutloache, they necessary fur his pursuita. The consequences were still • • -in e the peace. Irelasei had penniless"! in the relief purchase 4 quarts with that sum. If its price were re- more deplorable., for it robbed the remaining creditors . nose loose teeth, step the progress of decay . ream,* Use _,, . . . . i scurvy from the gums and sweeten% the breath, they possess 1 ° 14 7", rth'i to th e amount of abood,lloo,ooo/ , leaving stucco Ire might buy Me, an d thi s •_. gip of their test share of the bankrupt • property. Vase the wwe properties. but the Tincture acts wore speedy, , end MID ey 16,4100,01/01. remitted to Fauteuil its which she demand for the produce of th e . farmer, and Rive a larger were the local effects of the process, and its general ii is a cream remedy for the Tooli-ache, price is, Dl. mi. slid hot participate. Ireland had been relieved (non the reveaue to the Gov . ernment. f lie present licencing sys. effects were no lees grievous. In a constitutional point l Also, IllitesON'S TOOTH BRUSHES. in sets of three Malt Tax, amounting to 106,700. To show the spirit trio appeared to him to grow out of the misinterprcta. of view it was also objectionable. It gave an ingineoce '' ki I on stientifte principles, spleens „ and in ivory, Is. &l . in which this petition was drawn / rap her thought it right tion of the Act of the 26th George 11. Before that Act to the Treasury, over all species of property which it . 1. The folio Agents are , appoimed, Mr. Atkisson', 44, to say there was a snot of 47,000/. to be borne by Ire- passed, Ole licence had been granted to the man, and never ought to possess. It was strange that such a - 1 Cried-street. Soho-square ; Snneer, hitt Oxford-street • lanai ie the present year, which, as it was not to be a not to the house. The present system he thought inju i* lathe, 87. Rine, Botid-street t Howell 'end 'James, 9: pe rmanent system ehonid liars grown op in a free conn•ry, where f i r ilegeat-street; Basler's, -I . t. heapsiste ; Preut,229, Strand • charge, they excluded from their calculations. rious to all parties, and he conceived there was a very - laws were a cautious and deliberate regarding trainee- ,. Cana. 3MS, Holborn Colley, v. Nishopsgate- street ; . ' Altogether they shooed there was a resoi.sion 01 taxes simple remedy for the evil. Let every brewer retain his thins between debtor and creditor. Fur his own part ~ , ..1 • Tait., 41, Jobaston, 09' C 4 bit IS R• I E has • au i; . iv. oya xe a e , in favour of Ireland to the amount of 391,1010/. The own house, but let every man capable of giving security he should have every confidence io the Law Officers of •II 1 • and most Modicum Venders and Perfumers. taxes laid on at different periods since the peace amount- fur the orderly conduc ig of a public house, be enabled the Crown , if the subject was one which came under Lil a II - Ito t 'here h • N.8.-The above articles are not sold by any retail drag- eti to 352,t1:121. and these reduced the net anis remitted to take mit a - licetace an a owes se up u e their especial cart But it was to the Treasnry that he • • ••:',' - • • Ilia is the Hayistarket. to Ireland to 38,1451. He would ask if this were a fair pleased, and retail beer as freely as a baker or grocer addresse d himself; and he was quite eenaw that his anti • proportioaate reduction of taxation, for one retailed the commodities in which they dealt. This Right Hoe. Friend the Chancellor of the Exchequer • Asril 24, 1922. country to he relieved to the amount of 16,790,000 I„ would destroy no vested interest, but would leave the • . , could mot way that there existed any necessity fur con- '•,.• VESTERDAY the LOTTERY finiatied Drawing. while but 35,0001. had been taken from the hoidens of present amount of houses just as they were. The House tinning the system of Extent. in Aid. He then pro- -1 BNB shared both 110,0001. Prizes! and seal thew to another. would be astonished to learn, that in the county where crested to give his reasons for thineing so, which were, ilictuilmelug places, viz.:- Sir J. NEWPORT said, on a question like this, all lie resided, the Magistrates, under the 26th of George 19,007 .. ••.. .. e 90.080 t . that the suing oust of Extents in Chief, in the second in- lint- .. .. Combo I Sixtestoth..Lancester that lie had to say was to request the House to look at the Second, not only licenced houses, hut took 'von them- stance. would rota under his own direction. The Hon. ..,•• .. the whole hearing of th e ease before they came to a dr- selves to pruhibithousee altogether. And why ? Because Si ms .. .. Werinetbary Sixteenth..LudlowMember concluded by ■ appealing to the Right Hon. the ,4 • Sah .. }tenting/lon I Sixteenth..Peterboronrh eision. lie wished t h e allegations of the Petition to be they induced druokynness and coasted the poor to spend , Chancellor of the Exchequer, if he valued the suppert Nati:soli .. Keudat I Sizteenth..Richnsad, Yes. enqnired into, and if they carried conviction as to their their Innlley in drinking. But would an y y nth° Prete"! and confidence of the Pe itioners, and if he wished tor 10,313 .. ••.. .. 11 , t),040 ! troth, reruisaiou of taxation ought oot to be opposed. the to say that the evil could be preveuted b soch means? the preservation of loyalty aloofly them, not to allow •. • I 11,1 ?•• .• .. London I sixteenik..Frome had on former occasions opposed the Assessed Tears in 'lf the public-houses were few, avid the beer bad, could 0 rapine and violence to be exercised andel , the sanctiou .. • ' Loth .. .. Ttsirsk I Dilleeelll..Lancaster Ireland. The want of sufficient ventilation and air haul they wonder that the labourer gave up what was hereto- , , of the prerogative of the Crown. 1 '. EiAth .. .. I.etois I Sixteenth..Wedursibury proslnced a contagious disorder, and if some relief were f ore a wholesome British beverage, for that nasty, men- •4 1 ' %Wealth .. Drinield I Mr. J. SMITH expressed his accordance with the sen- :s not afforded, it was but too probable that 111101 a cals. gre, debilitating herb, tea. Brill aiso sold Sores other capitals, drawn yesterday. m i ry wo o.' occur „raja. At all events he wished the Mr. titti•lN FEM. rose, merely to state that the evil timents of the petitioners. He would ask whether it " A i - . •i: 1 •- - i' and Twenty-three other Capitols on the previous Days °I , f was proper that any practice should exist, which put the • • Ortolan, mating subject to he accurately looked into, that it might be complaintoi of was not caused by the monopoly of ree whole property of the conntry at the mercy of the l.; ;: n TWO PRIZES OF L 20.000 seen whether it were nut slue to Ireland to remit the houses, es a lilitheiellt number remained tree to preyent Crown. ki eloped the Right Hon, 1 '. 11 ' e loped on. tie &mance or ot gr. • . 1 • AND THIRTY-7W° OTHIU irAIPiTALN, window tax. In his opinion tibia impost was so injusi • such e ff ects being produced by the monopoly cons- 4'{ , i the Exchequer would tonsi•ler their case, and atfar.. re- . All shared aud sold by ill till In the Lottery which fi nished ems that it ought to lw given up ;aa relitiquishiez so plained Of. .t . '' . . lief to those who enffered tinder the present system. drawing yesterday. much of revenue as that gave woad kis paying hats Mr. I,OCKIIAII.I.' spoke against the policy of roma- The ~;,..„..„.. ~ r c. i , i usu :. r Anew lottery will be on Sale in a few Days. small priee to accomplish a very important object. • ing the number of public-lonows, %%here but one or two e-AirtAl- ' 1' . 1 • 0•A •1 1% 01 th e 0 , ....Lt" 1 4..•••• wet very . • s i e' . i ..........far from wishing to object to the Petition, and he os ,s --- - -7-- -- ----- • Mr. C.II_,CRAFT dial not wish to oppose the Petition , were found in a village ; these lorealsie the scene of every ... w. . n . n. . ... . . .'• . s a 1.1.1 PE 1t1.9 LPANL I AA I EAT. but he thought the subject of it was rather s undies. 4.,' • ' . s 'Ft of ribaldry-the focus of all that was objectionable. "n° 11 1 "ling that toe siti•jo..t shotil I re. me, is and -me- pant forward. Whether tile evil complained ot neve Be g • • its inerea.ing the her of public-houses, though there 'lilt of the House, every . conaideration. What pressed '', 110 USE OF LORDS.-WeoNesose, Aimee. 24. l i ' ll or Ill "' hat one feeling would exist in that Haose. 1114. •111 he wore difficulty in collecting the revenue, and imon !aim, as tieing particularly opposed to any A ltera. • A If a rase of hardship were made oat a ff ect nig the health , some dancer of fraud. the morals of tier people would not tiun in this process was, his extreme reluctauce, as a . i - I and comfort of any considerable body of sishjects, I. I I i o _e- 1 .se Letermratesl by the change, but, in his opinion , a servant of the Crown, t• du any thing which would . • , lir. Reweave and others bronght up from the Coen _ . r o'er thee were English, Scotch sir Irish, list: house 1 contrary effect mtglit be calculated )iii p touch upon its ancient preroentives so wiaele se ttled to sm, the Summary Proceedings, and the Irish (tom- --s er • • ' is •rcial Credit Bills, which were road a first tissue. would he 'finally ready to relieve the sufferers. the, for .•r..• • • I NI lIPN'N rl' had long directed attention to upon it by our ancestors. If that pr stogatiye had b red ' The Earl of COURTOWN pe ,,, 40 ,1 a p et p . ;„ oar, slionla be disposed to support out sady t • . %Weld be abus-ti there was a reseed- against the y r •pe sl of wards the means of supplying a remedy to the evil now 0r . .. _ . . •. . . ~ ~ 1 5' Net New Roes, in the roomy of Wearers!, praying •ti Tax, but the repeal the Irish V.' I Is of the whole o: .f.til I Ott under their c onaisleration. Ile was quite sure II ta enders in lice Courts of Jnstiee. The Itsght lion. • . for the Repeal of the W . ndo T x It Lland load the 8. • I taxes in Ireland , which proilucesi but hole that, by ..r the watchful con- Gentleman made some further ohservations, which were Putting pnblic.houses und• • • • t i ~ fi rst i„. mandible In the Uallery. '. i ' ea the ladle . a .- ea a more than 3010.0001., as he thought it the ditty et that Irani 0f the alagistrates ;by oh:at:ring in , sif • .l Id. The luakeepers' Rates Bill, was read a third dose and II" ° ' e ' • . to In .ke the residence of the Irish Gentry its 'ma. 41.111cr$ proper it r ellrl:ie ,, , ans.. • . lin the next indicting pro. Mr. W. SNIITII thought that the process in question I nts on bail public-houses, flee was a prerogative vsstell in the Crown for the erotection -, • I W. passed. 11%1'11 Ctllttliry, as easy ;.1.1.1 as cow fort al le as t , ••• corms, rorlissilate iiiitils.luie ~ ',..p00h, e----itt 'fad.. might be opened, so that beer m ight e sold like . b of the interests el the subject. Be 1 d ' The Disk, of MONTROSE presented a Petition from stances of the nation, and .111 t. regard fur pii. .. • • la tition a tormer .., • t oecaaion übtained a Coininittee upon the subject, and no the Provincial Ss nod of Glasgow and Ayr, against the di tv. would permit. Having supported many lillti.sfsi 1.. r us,y other can , . ... at bad fallen brim mats cools% read the report mask by that Committee and Catholic t laims.-Laid on the table. • coo e d s'.- •r • HUSKISSON desired that oh the repeal of many taxes in this country, lea' . .1 . .' / l • - General tiascoves, Sir E. KNATCROVI.I., Sir W. W. chore that he was as anxious for the remission ef say ight ti le) deter others from oolong minute yin o the l • ' I consiaced that it was spite necessary to continue Lim ut hj • i Ist he more euill:letrilt to briog for- the law as it now stood fermi)! purposes of security tithe siei W yN NI. and tellers, brought up several Private ettereselee.ter in I relend, as he could lee for Olt of sell the 66 - * 1.1 lii g vl - than he was Seeing the Him. collection of the Bevehue. The year deSsre that Re, ort pal 60 111 from the Conamous.--Itead • fi rst time.-Ad- impost which fell on t•ie country in which he lispp.me.l ward an etfilte . nt remit y : 5 I • be ed was made there had been 220 r:xsents in Aid issue..., Of jammed. to reside. Ali-usher for varystiont la was Duty iu his p ate, lee gy i• d great satisfactioo if be and in conseqiience of the proceedings iu Parliatuent io • "" _-...-- Mr. E. said that the petitioners lead thought it IV. remark to him it would atfor in . Or HOUSE OF COMMONS • ineumbent on them to prove what. Lati been waned were prepared to state at what period , • q looked f 11• I • - the number of eases sunk almost to coast sweet of t h e a too it I. ; ra t. . I was errneeona, and to meet glee gratuitous assertioo of use reduce.) duty t•n Malt, odisisiuutiou might be nothing. ley, 'f) lead since been increasing, and in the last year n they aninunted to foity. Of them be would . • ' I , a roneerinenee of theoriler for calling over the House. !Minions, that Ireland already enjoyed mars lhau a Fur for in the price of pone!. on the motion of Sir .1. Nitivrour, being still in force, portionate relief from taxation. Mr. BUXTON laid it wee . iliffietelt for Wm .. t o s t a i r defy any person to -ay thse . Osete was One in which the • . , . L„. fos z• o f th e ureiin was is ** the • remotiit d glee con- th e "•ity nos nut opened till after the ilease had asl Mr. LACCItAFT axplailiciL . ( the precise timi (for to do so might lie 'mistimes to ~et , , I . • . . • • .. . . • . . . • _ ...._ ..