The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-01 00:00:00

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NOURNE.—TbM elegant noddIRMANN•us %esti testes the Tager evevyIIIONDJIY sad FRIDAY for Marga.e. at Eight °TUN* In' the Mors: tee yeaellertri Wants ..mcry• WEDNESDAY and S tTURDAY. Fares.—Beat Cabin. I4l.—For• Cabin. hts.—Childreti under W yaws of age. To. eaett. Pier Dues Ineieded. As Marmot WA la fitted ay enclusivelyfortWesecoismo: dation of Ladies. with a faros 4 attendant ht ratting. Refreattmeote at moderate eharges are provieml by the Steward. Fattest I.a:dealers may be known by appaeatlem Os J; Bacon. at the Milleo. No. IS. Water-lase, Loam' 'Mow street; Ilatchett's New While Hors* Cellar. Pletuallny Urea Mait and and Vont end, Castle, oxford -thmet ; Mr. Oallava . y. 50. and Mr. Gam WO Holborn; sod at Mr. Chancellor, Maraakt. J. 4.% N FORD. Mapagloar Owner. IV pORTANT 1/111COVERY. N. 7ACKSINI, If AT MANUFACTIYAMS. 58. . Itarb/ran. ealieits the ptablepatromegi Is , vow of t tAVSK b rw.oleue 0 .".„ en tbeeatt, stir_ Al i t a -.rm.,, Wiese Paoor. The Wore. setttf; Is ancimaxmibla la y *Hamle t % a met bmsortfalliket g shahllia most lm 414 ieltireteeehnillitilk it olltrrersls to all lest. The silvan. telt* them Rats post as sear MI others. must girt thom a decided preference.—Priata• only To be bad only of the Idanaketurer. C. Jacasos, as, Barbican, ow the City Repository.—No unpaid letter re. wait od. LAIifiF.ST sad CHEA Pllll.toir WAREUOINE . in the K NOVAig, ilegerat-street. seven .ditere Owns Abe &OW Room*, Corner of the CITEES. Oattell-sttawt, slid at their Manufactories. Kidderminster eat Gliergorr. For Breasels. Venetia. and Kidderminster' Citt• Dimard. , Corers. nnuaterpatresAallte, Bed Usle"mitite. Otven Oast. Pesacb, and tOisla genii ty ; Diapers,. to was. CAM I • Table Limew., 'rimed . Marne itaves,caltnamil Ltirlags. l llllmßniof every ittiOn. and Wieder* Nellamile, dee.•&e. F It. COLLNS and Co. earnttiTtir at - they an t~ita Only Mionfieterris 11 the Wo. bi f as retail the abeam articles at the listrusaornittnn Perces. Bihar theyllite 'epened.the above Establishment, the itlppott they havetes• prrieseed from a COECTOIS Publte, is beyond all preardent. for which they reteett their, matte aeknowledgeutents. Conut Co.lnform their frleadstboy e4at.osteluivioseitur ply from their litatnafaetorles weekly. POSITIVELY SOLD AT TEE ISANEVACTUEIWO refers. Turkey. Persian,, Brussels. and Kiritimati** , carpels, (all Sizes) ready for laying down. N. B. Carpets. Be. ekanell. and the utmost value ghee for old Carpets in exehaage, at it. Commis and Co. Doe • ,Ltocsa, Regrat-street. ordered to be laid on the table of toe tilindlort of the Town Council in each (tithe Royal Bergh" is Scotiond, with a statement of thomi which lona property anal thorn which had not. Delos ocouvrav BILL (IRILI7 , ID) On the motion for the third reading of this BM. Sir W3I. 1)8 CRESPIONY, bespoke the attention of I the House to the subject of a misrepresentation had gone abroad, of sentiments uttered by hiso.in that House a few nights beck. The lion . Baronet igen read from a printed paper the following paragraph .—" Sir Wm. Dr Crespigny complained (as we antiproton' him) that the I rislitlentlernen slid not co-operate cordially wish the people of England in their exertious for the relief of that country." The HAIL Baronet proceeded to ob , that be had lived to long in 'reload. and in this country, not to know that natives of that island were dis tingnished for their humane and geoerous feelings upon all Decisions. and especially upon one which at present for their assistance amongst their fellow countrymen. It was, therefore, iuspossible that he ever could have made such an assertion as that attributed to Lien in the passage he bail just quoted, and that be did not do so, be appealed to every Member that was present on the occasion thst it was attributed to him. He appealed to the Hon. Member for Cambridge, to the Right Hon. Secretary opposite, and to the Chair itself. A sentiment of that sort publicly propagated, was calculated to do him much iejney, and the tutors' and painful conse quence of it was to turn the minds of his friends in that country agaiost bins. He well knew that nothing could exceed the anxiety and eagerness of the Irish Gentlemen to do their utmost to promote the charity io question.— (Hear.)—lle trnsted be should not be incorrect in !tilt ing what he did say on the occasion alluded to. lie took the liberty of saying that he felt the highest satisfaction, and was sore eveey person io this country would do the use. upon hearing the statement of the Elonosirable far 4,l4uhridge; and that to hear what had been t+ teoyY not aoly pe le 4 . al , c es eptable • ._; to nrlan (Hear.) ' —fie also stated his ansioms wish t hat the Right Bon. Gentleman would go on in the ennrse lie was pur suing, till he found oat the means of doing permanent benefit to the people of Ireland. He believed that was the substance of what he had said ; and he thought it was incumbent on any gentlemen present at the time to corroborate hisstatement,if his memory would serve hint to do so. &MIR!. INN._ RT. CLEMtilirB STRAND, at% BA AA tnaen• aerate hug ,tsegat.two. AND CO!' ray's Panetta ASA MISCHANDISII. riiNE FOLLOWI.4O MAILS and other (:INCHES go from ?bash re INN : Paehrikrivat Mail; Dover, Toesday sad Friday Nights, at Twelve.. PurtsMouth rind Gosport Mail, throng+ Crodalmlng. Pr terstlettl: and Petters( real F.anniag at a cpairterloall 7, and l`naday.at ball -past Aen its arrival a Pulite sails to the We ofl7lght. to &savoy pastsenees and parcels; and a al sit Canbh sets alto Chishestar;throte#l Drayto*,llaVaat, mswortp, per. Glenetater Mail, through Meniy. Ostrava. sad Cheltenham, every Waning At quarter past 7, and Model at haft past 8. Dover Ind Canterbury 14M...through Gravesend, Chatham, and Feeetrainan, every Eveuittg at a quarter past 7. mid Sanday at half-past 0.. From Caisterbnry. passengers sad parrals are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramagate,.Band with, &c.; and from Dover, parcels are conteted to Folk stone. Rand ate, Nythe, Diaitharch, Romney and Lytkl. Mdford Mail. through Carmarthen. I..laadilo and Haver fort:west. every Evening at a opar i tespost 7, aad Sundays st half-past O. Rath and Bristol Post Coadic to eatery only Four through Reading. Mariborowpft, Calt:e and Chippeetnue. every .Morning •1 a quarter peat 0: Rath and Brionl Pot:t Coach. every Anemone at 8. Bath Lleht Post Conch. In two days, to carry Four sidoseh Maidenh. ad, Readitig.llaifborough, Davit' !And . Manday. Wedisemmi, and Friday Mornings, it C.aaeh .10 04 1 1140 g tRC 14 !A 1 1 104106 . 1. .....,.... " 6 ; (ion Tinalies, !Wig, morrisw- err' %three °Amer. a OFltatteit is ohe Bright•stic'at Post Coach, through' Cadlsid, tr. awn, Morning at/4, except Sunday, . • • • . •• s . ‘. . .101 . UEOESS'S NEW SAUCE for general purpose., 'UP having elven such greet approbation. end the demand for It continuing to increase, JOHN 'BURGESS and. SON beg most respectfully to offer this their 'best 'acknow ledgments to the Public for their liberal petroonges of the same; its utility and great convenience in all climates. has reeommended it to the most dictinguished foreiqn connexions, who have all spoken Mehl/ in its recounnendationr—lt is i prepared by them mom ; and for presenting disappointment to (mollies, 11l possible ears has been resorted to by each botthe being sealed toper) the cork with their firm ant aj. 'lllOlll. es well as each label haring their signature, without ,Walt It esnnot be genuine. JOHN WHIG Kdel and SAN'S long establisised and mush esteemed F.SSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to be pre. pared by them after the same- manner that has given the greatest setisfaction for many years Warehouse, 107, 8 • ; corner of the Savoy-steps, London. (Tim otuntues. 71311-11.11.UC1 WAILIJIOIIIIIIO CAPPT' ,_ „.. - ALFLOOBCLOTHB ANDVAIRPIETRI,BII4.LIIII9 UNDER PRIME Corr, • AT TUR OLD LSTARLVOIRD CARPRT AU) IMO WAR ZUOU SR. No. 118, LONG ACRE, LONDON. rill' HE PROPRIBTOR. begs to inform the N ubility 411, 1 sold Ms rsisods Is general that brims now to offer to -0 101 r:11•810digeori p boto FIVE 1810181ANfa i S of woll-sessoull CLOTH,4B#IIBIO Ostlstis, 'sod WU iss 4 a ro ui tri t 4 4 l4t y an. sages: hod MOW; a tit)es ilssamilk , ifsmesisis in* lemonstriter carpet init. and Hearth Rugs and Draggers of every description, which are bought under very peculiar circumstances, and will be sold at Attie more thnn half price. Also, a few whole Pieces of very eseelleot Floor Cloth for Exportation, 23 yards by 7 yards, at 4s. 3d. per square yard. This is the Warehouse for baring Hearth Rugs merle to match any particular pattern of Carpeting at a few hours notice. ...der MIMI% If TIW7 PM•I.I4I.IrM m Chiehorter, litngnor, and Petworth Post Coach; Monday, M , ntnsialay, and Friday Mornings. at a quarter Iselore 7. Duvet twit Canterbury Light Pont Coach, every Everting at liatf-part 3. Ditto, es ery Morning et half•past 0. Godsirning and Oitildord Telegraph Coach, through Ep- SOli, Lcatiterhead, Clnndon end Horsley. T..esday, Then day, and thieurday Mornings at 10. liodaltelng and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Kiotrstoo, Ditton. Cobham, and Ripley. on Monday, Wed nrtitary,und Friday Mornings at 11l ; Sundays at 7, and re- tarns to London the raise dn. GLoucerter New Port Collis, the Champion. through Wycomb. to Orford, Cheltenham, Hereford, Cernarthen, iennhy, Reiss, Swansea. ,te. every day at I. rnlry Coach. through Madenlurad, every Milliasilibei at I oda v eseepted. ..•i 1 ;. • i Littlehamptes. Arundel, and Petworth Cultit.ll• l l l 4 4 7. Thors,lty. and Saturday Mornings, p. quarter before 7. Margate itamsgate, Deal, Sandwich. nod Broadstalra Light Poet Conches, every Morning and Evening. oxford Light Port Coach, through Henley, ilte: every liort.ing at 7. Porbruouth Nrw and Elegant Light Post Coach, the Re- Mlittnr, to carry only Four Inside, through Kingston, Gnildford. Petarraeld, and Portrait. every Morning at 8. Coulter front Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival ef ' the Mail, through Em worth, Gorham, Ike. to Bognor. Salisbury Post Conch, to carry only Four Inside, through Staines. Itssingstoke, Whitt: arch, Andover, &c. every .Ilornlng at 7. I.IIP F:R f. 41, PA RLI.4.UENI'. HOUSE OF OF LORDS.-IVIIDNESDAT, JOLT 31. Colonel TRENCH bore testimony to the perfect ac corky), of the statement just made by the Hun. Member of the sentiments expressed by him on the occasion in question. Ile bad listened, as he always dill, with the utmost attention to what fell from an 'Englishman on the subject of Ireland. He (Col. Trench) bad given no I praise to the Irish tientlemen, because be said they only discharged their duty in promoting a charity fo. the re lief of their suffering fellow couutrymen. lint be had particularly alluded to the praiseworthy conduct of the Hon. Member for Midhurst and the Hon. Member fur Quest:borough, who, 'lay after day, devoted many hours to the laborious investigation of the claims of dis tress. •OPAL ASSENT. At a critter to four oeloeh, the Earl of SIIAFTES 11VRY, the Marquess of WINCIISSTC., and the Lord CIIANCSLLOH, as his Majesty's Commissioners. brought down the Royal Assent to the Lottery Bill and the Court of King's Bench Business Bill. NEW WU.. Mr. Baocnvir and others brought iip from the Com mons, the Marina Duties Reduction Bill, the Irish Mili tia Pay Bilk, the Stamp Duties Bill, and the Sixteen Millions of Exchequer Bills Bill, which were read a first time, sad a Message announcing that the Commons bad agreed to the amendments mace by their Lord- Olios in the Irish Constables Bill and the Public Works Bill. Mr. Swittanawx from the Commissioners of the Westminster Bridge, presented the , four Quarterly Re ports of the Commissioners for 1821.—Laid on the table. Mr. R. MARTIN was about to address the Chair, when Stroadmater Coach. (removed from the Bull and Mouth,) thriaith Abingdon, Faringdon, and Cirencester. Tuesday, Thais:is). and Saturday 'Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Wallinsford and Wantage Coach. through Maidenhead, Niottiched, aad thirteen, Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday a: S. SCOTCH MAGISTRATES. Lora HOLLAND moved that the house resolve itself into a Committee on the Scotch Alagistrates Residence Bill. NORTUERS concuss. York. Newcastle. and Edinburgh Coaches. and to all P:,rt, of the North. every fiforning,at a quarter before P. Manchester, Lancaster, Kendal, Roohdele, ►luddersfeld, Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, Sheffield and Nor ".::, l ouches, daily. CARRIERS To Teriekenksm. Rrentford, and Isleworth, every Mon de), Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. EAMFS and Co. Proprietors. Pnrc..l% and Pacioces are safely and expeditinnsly con ic% ed from 1.6. I• N to • City, Town, Village, and (*.mime, Seat iu the following Counties, viz. r Berk*, il ere ford. Surrey, Pseks, Gloucester, Cornwall, Nson, 1).. -set. Harts. Somerset, Susses, Kent, Wilts. Oxford, . Worcester, South Wales, A,. ?arts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey, and all Parts of France, AND TO ALL PATS Of THE NORT/I. scat P. l 4t•rilniCeS, ke, nt the short,-41 notice. *.• Take Not ice, that no Package, containing glass, china, •vehes. pl , .te, each, or bank-notes, however small the value, a.., lai: tecounted for. if lost or damaged ; nor any other I ,rco or passenger's luginge, of more Sinn Si. value, anless s.eroied as ouch when delivered at the Office, and paid for lc, ord..gly. NO irZCIFIC was ever broneht into me by the I/Termlnn of m o dteine, to ...yeti PERIM's Celebrated -1 I.:compliable FfttNCII Pit .t.+, for the spertl, safe, anti t—t• ..; 4- ii itg [, -ertain ellmorder., In all it; insinuating forma, and th e a 'Nita Frame; bnt, happiiy, these Pills Cite In s.) short a ". awl is so gate and easy a manner, as to warrant him sack fall coafidertas of sueeera, that , Ml or Ilisesse slid he left is the system. These Pills •t: lir H os . s, at 2s. EQ ., at 14. Liquorpood-street, Lon ton should it he priferred, the Doctor pupates to Corr 1b I rdeage for a stipulated situ, or return the Mosey ; so 64 ; lftl.ere be No Cure, there 111 be No PAT. I.R 71w Itch cured without washing or anointing, 1 . : cc i.g ( . :ay, price as. Viscount MELVILLE said that many Peer, of Scot land who intended opposing the Bill bad lett town, un der an impression that it would not be passed through the present Session, and as no inconvenience rould arise from its being postponed to the neat, be should move as an amendment that the Bill be committed this day toonth.—Agreed to. Lord HOLLAND presented a Petition from JAN. Car oneof the coroners for the county of Tipperary, against a clause in the kill/ Coroners Bill.—Laid un the table. The Irish Coroners Bill then went through a Commit tee and was reported. The following Bills were read a third time and passed : —The Irish Commercial Credit Bill, the Barrack Estates Bill, the Isle of Man Postage Bill, and the English and Irish I•.r -Arent Debtors Bills. The Canada Trade Bill, the Offenders' Hard Labour Bill, the Superannuation Bill, and the General Turnpike Bill, went respectively through Committees and were re ported. Mr. BROC r• 1 7.: and others from the Common.. brought up the Appropriation Bill, which was read a first time. —Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER tool: the ':hair at a quarter lief )re (Jur, upon the 11,.ase hrittg •utunionrd ht attru•t At the iLIUSe ot Lords, to hear the Royal Assent given by Cumin'sllion to several private Kill•. MI:3CE t.LANZOVII. A Person from the °thee of the Commissioners of Sewers, Westminster, laiiWn the table the usual annual return from that body. . A return was also presented fro" the Office of the Chief Secretary of Ireland, of all persomi loading , wore than one public office in the Public Illeices in Ireland. The Irish Stamp Ditties Iteditetiou Bill, the Barilla Duties Bill, and the Exchequer . Bills Bill were read ■ third lime, and passed. The Report of the Committee on the usual Sessional Addresses was brought up and agreed to. The SPEAKER implored the Hoo. Member to con sider whether it could be desirable to proceed anv fur ther in such a dismission after the manner in which the Hon. Member bad explained himself and received con firmation of his explanation, and when every representa tion of the nature zomplained of, whether, true or Wee, was a distinct breach of privilege. Mr. It. MARTIN said he had no intention of doing what was inconsistent with the order; nor should he have addressed the Chair at all, but meaning to pursue the same course as the Hon. Member opposite (Colonel Trench), be could not suppose it would be more disorder ly in him than in that Hon. Member. The SPEAKER thought it n . yto guard him self against the charge of dealing out the enrtiotity of his office in a different measure to one Hon. Member than another. He had understood the Ron. Baronet to ap peal to the Hon. Member opposite to him (Col. Trench.)' That Hon. Member had answered his call in the most satisfactory manner to the lion. Baronet. and if, after that, the lion. Member for Galway (Mr. It. Martin) was to follow the same course, it would,' place the Hon. Baro net in the situation of supposing that all those is ho were, present on the occasion alluded to, and who did not now speak, could not concur in the correctness of the state ment he bad made to the house. That he apprehended it was not the object of the lion. Member to promote. tie assured the Hun- Member, that he was not more dis posed to call hint to order than every other Member of the house, and he hoped he wont,' see the distinction be twixt himself and the Hon. Member, who had spoken immediately before him, which 1 ted his not inter fering io the one case, and yet called on him to do so in the other. Mr. It. MARTIN disclaimed any intention of draw ing any comparison oldie kind allmled to by the Chair. The Heeds Register Bill was then read a third time and passed. MR. BORTIMICK. Mr. A BEIIMOM BY attired whether the paper.; he had Moved for on the :Nth Juno would be presented be. fore the close of the present S. ion. lie boped Monday nest would not be allowed to pass by without Nat being done. Mr. Secretary ?EEL oheekred, that the lien. Mem ber knew the papers relative to Mr. ktorthwiele4 rase, to. which, he preeumeal..l..; alluded, had arriied, and the: llonourehle Nletetwr himself had been left to seleet the purrs which I.e thought it would be best tu . pretest toe the house fir.t. • Mr. A BEI:CI:0MM admitted that he had, through, the kindnrt.v of the Iti;ilt linnooralde tlentleman mar, had arcr.s to the papers; all that he 1V.1.1 anicinto' alMnt th.it the papers be presented bi fure. I the 7icssiJu • wasysagjetsposed to giro only 14,500/. to tim prate. il ranreerla hatiOityrs portion of that intn • was dee at the !illeilaafber&mise, for tbkpart of the current quarter 'seloishissal•elen van. ff, - therefore, it Was reta ined as !'l6l, set if Iseenty,it was . at lent lessened by Ibis. thi Stec. Houthenan third proceeded to detail the .tireurn- Meares commeted with her late Hiejeety'i pecuniary mat = tenor her win! in tbis coantty. It would be is t)se recollection of the house, that on her .blejeety'ri arrival, limas asititafthit she would require money. His Ala lady's Government seated that such waiuldle (ornished Ili her ; bat at the commencement of the unfortunate foreeeedlogs against her, she was in great want of money; .11., the small sums she got from the Hoveroinent. The 800. Member then read a copy of a letter written by *emelt' to the Earl of Li verpodl, complaining of her late Mejestv's want of money. The . Noble Earl is rep/y, .elimeal Iris eun'viction that any ipialiestion for a soul temporary advance would br seceded to by the King, apt elealhat thenrwauld be Ito difficulty in supplying her Majesty wills carriages, plae, and whouse. But by a subsequent arrangement, all the advances made to 'bee Majesty since the late Kiig's death, were deducted from gekoh, after some delay, was paid as her due. These emanated to 30,00 W., and thus her Majesty was left lo basin her career in this country, without the drslinety Mesas of !Saint:ling that splendour necessary to her sta- Allen. He stated these things in justice to the ereditor•, Aid net from a wish to revive past discussion on a suh jou whishhe never spoke of bat with ;min.' It certainly ,area unexpected, looking at the way in which Queen's ,ere generally treated, that her Majesty should not be ifornished free ufliscpence with equipage, plate, and every other requisite. Her Majesty not expecting these de ductions would be made, naturally contrasted which, upon her premature death. she did nut leave frets to satisfy. At the present moment the amount of Iher Majesty's debts *ea ascertained tolai about -14,0001. ifcHtlais luau the foreign claim amounted to between 0001. and 10,0404 whidla wat principally thus 44:a Loam* Rome fee advtoces milli to her Ma- jefaty.—(ttestr. bear.) The English claims therefote remained at about 34,000/. He begged, however, tJ oh that he did not admit the full amount of this to he just debts—lie drought some of the claims mi , ht be let.sened. Her late Majesty's assets amounted to I fi,500!. which, added to the present grant, gave 29,000/. to meet debts to the amount of 44,0001. It was true, bet 34,t OW. was the English part of it, and this grant ages to cover that part only. Deductions from the amount of the assets, however, were still to he made on account-r-`. the expense of the sale of the elfecte v awl the 7-xeiyr dote, which it was thought tit to exact: Thus a rone'- derable portion of debt must remain unpaid, and if the grant had been made to satisfy the British creditors g • :wally, it would yield abont Js. in the pound. As :t was, the claims to be paid by is would be in full, bet there would remain Lirmajltle creditors, who could gee mulling. The foreign property at one period was worts fully 30,00411., but dUring the absence of the Qle-m from Italy in this country a great part of the valuable removable property was taken away. Ile (Dr. Litsliing ton) having his doubts of Italian honesty, on the niehl of the Queen's death actnally sent some one to Italy to take cafe of the pr.-perry; bust, notwithstanding the precaution taken, the result was as he had steed. If the Italian creditors would content thernselvei eith the Italian property, he would be satisfied ; hut, .unforta nately they looked to him, and had the same claim upon him, as exeentor, totally independent of the Italian pro• perty. He thought seine property might possibly be realized in Italy. He should take such step as the la-vs of that country permitted; bat still his situation wa very unfortunate one. He was particularly anxious ti.ar the house should be satisfied that no blame was char he the late Qaeen for extravareance. Those who had 07.- portnni•ies of judging, could hear testimony to the or der, regelarity, and economy which provailed in her Majesty's family. Ile hoped the house would not forget her Maleety's conduct in 1814, when she voluntarily re limptishe.t fifteen thonsand pounds a year of the grant 11 ,4.1 e to her by Parliament, and act with similar rah:) , towards the Donn fide creditors she had left le , hint. In his opinion it would scarcely be coniisteet with the honour of the country, or with justice, to fuse, for such a purpose, a snm out exceeding one year's laving. It was worth that to save tho aliegraee of the Queen's' having died in debt. The claiMs were honest claims, contracted under circum stances that rendered it imperatively necessary, and the means of the late Queen *ere quite incompetent tn ;- charge them. He hoped the house would remember the generosity of the late Queen, and when slip was gone and no more, and it was the desire of all good men to bury the pest in oblivion, it would be honest and jut, awl in unison with all the feelings of the nation to set tle the aff airs of the Queen in the hest way. It was his duty to make these statements to the house, which he did reluctantly. lie hoped they would have due weight pith lii. Majesty's Government. lie trusted the Ch.iti cellor Eichequer would give him credit for doing his lest to administer the effects of her late Msjea'y with the waioet economy; far Ire assured him he was most anxious to Rare every Shilling to the nation If pus- Mille. He could not hut think that the Nolile Marquess, whose feelintirt ware always eonsi•te it with propriety upon simtlar occasions, would be dis i msed to cones( the view hr had takiei of the case. Mr. LUSIIINOTOS said, as be was frequently r' ferret to by the Ilon. and Learned Gentieinewhe would trouble the Homer with n few observations. Ile .coultd ' not but reaa.a the lion. and" Learnad Ge itlean t 'a no t bun in the house when they were in a Committee cm the present Bill, as the whole of the busitieis wiss discussed, and Mira ill who were known as tier al jeSty'S friends seemed satiified pith the grant propoy * .l. fhe Itictia Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Lushiagtora) then ad verted to a petition, as we underetool, from use llrilislt creditors. grating that the claims of the it/reign creili• r a re would absorb all the a.se!>. Ile had read the pa pers s.thmittrti to his Noble Friend at the head of the A - JP • • OtiPP*E MA*l 4 , • ro. 2, Bs urses-rraest,„Sioinetia., Lospos. Mr, *stablisbed by the West India Plasters and Merchants. sees. "n,EACQN aid Co. beg to io.foroe tips . Poblit'tbey . „ ! il- , . May 41 1 1 4 4 11204 liellig supplied erttkemeoe mei- wool ele of Coffee albs most alloorat s pries u m , *et .10 beim aloft of. Also, Families *mar rely' tit.. g Tees, ml Sews. sad 'eery article of Grow, efl leat b 4 0 .1 TM 'rude supplied. u.s.i aid c.a.-wow • fill. supplied et trade prices. MO Shipping orde:rs eFeertad. . is thi ' pint LAIIIIF.MT and CHEAPS9T PIIKNISHINII M m r _WARE:IIOMR In the RbALD, lest DRIIIIIANK- ahvisi r► iso am ps. 'l3 ree.