The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-16 00:00:00

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'* • • kn . e .11, an Hexeow.-The IrIFTP.ENTO ANNIVERSARY Yff " 12 ,....s g4Girtilk ies NS INGAG RD IN TM/ lige (Be Order of the Mee. the Onnehrdeeete Otte DINNER of this INSTITUTION, will be et the CITY of ing eaten, in order that the agricaltetist miebt h reteasee). ee Tumor " she o a th. ese m ,,,, owe l t i g Lesson ,T . hishopostate-seeet, on THURSDAY plaeed opon an equality with the inennficenrer. Indeed huff AND mum' OF PIIII4.IIONRY, A • v 4 ' e gepe AND the Petition spoke almost the language of the Agricel- AND Tula RINPRRSKIT. AWES. Tervaseev Nth ism. and Fusee the flit Wahine MIL the 2 let any or February , WIN; L. Ma' Mt' of hens o'Cleak hi the Aftesecree peashiely. at the Cie- VI all DINT, rural Report. - •.; WEE One If D im* " li t. '" • mere& Bele-ReomeelOneinff•ing% Els Royal Highness the DUKEn YORK in the Chair. This &thine was also ordered to lie on the table. V . . Jl. desist* el f inked. *film es MI Mae STAWAIIDS. Mr. DICKINSON preseeted a petition from the nth l e ingLeolee tbelMJammry. BM. ITI HR FOLIA)WING GOODS for EXPORTA- toed Th em e E xm outh, . et J. 'e els, E sq. ganef °l dle je ' feeDl**;4ll rIMIWIMP*M. i .I. TION; Mast !WS acrd ether peolebindOmeds. See- Yksesset Lowther.. ' • 'gems Whitens. Esq. Owners and Occupier! of Lauri in the Vale of Taunton, \ 4 • in mho advertisements. in Sontersetthire, and two other Petitions from other osee, and o th er wean stammd, ih Mae% Bohm. Mew Platens, lbs. blv W. Templer Pole, bad. Chutes N. Palmer. h Face es . • Tru tt. el le ttts°46 eehebitioa of ned l U° re' • Fos Bees Coesontenomei-Aiambeis sad other Linea si l o c. newer, Ben. Am ' ~ Map Pelerer, Eel. party of the sante Costar complaining of Dishes*, aad .. • / the reesiet "` - T ee t h e Atha Act I. nff propery, Less Those SIR, Raleeh Amethysts. dowillerY. Sir F. It Otemanah, 11. P. Detain Reinter, Esq. via, ID comply Proprayitm ter Relief. ' Air. TYNE, in seppe !Iles Hie Pitirines, said, he was . • . in to the paymme Mte • Books, Pictures , Prima, Grocery. Verdietriserommin Russ. Themes c u s e s , M . P. &yew sem en . E. g . • ' r i t :p ta .t i 11l NW" ( of es m od em s emcee et tellittle' Crean Bows, Month. Bugles, Woe C 11111%:: Whiskey sad ILL Adams, Req. aeon Q. Thornton. Esq. nnfortenateiy, aon to bear texOtanny to, the *nub of .. ... Ti. 2,... n u , ase ig aimme bang, Imes me se spi r it s ; Wisp, china, stone ; L ; to, Mehommy. o ff Annum Esq , William Vatigliee, Esq. the statenient in these Petitions. Whatever diversity of. i e tag e r m ien . "ice of - the rue lathe _ S et reeds and other Wood I Boats; • Vessel %On the " Par- Jabs Atkins. Esq. Aid. Mon might fairly exist as to the •• mug of the pretest Allff lower° fa ." and seadry other Goods as miestlend la the Dinar stills o clock precisely. • • • distress, be was convinced that it was recessive taxa.. lion • an d that the lint iftke towseduelief ROOM be the • • illiseetre Whi le r eseswiliti mel l s e e t smil Iselltheed • -Clear of all Dudes. Tkkets. Fifteen Shillins etch, to be had of the 'Pres- ' PeisnAtforo- l e ,ae dab / e ,,,,, e abolition - of demure@ an 'ohm ., eked Pens,' ell-efeseorse -i I A . enonowy, Wow- .7 .....14Millelle if said e hlt e __O l• ' Also, 1116ps, Dried Herbs, Chums Areannek Hearer sone Stewards, and Secretary; at the Refute, in Hackeey- ...AA isibrin ben 'Bald lien we " 1 "" Deals, Reeetwood..lllweel, Sc. Fee lineletaliell Den Froth reed sad Homo •of the Collector, Mr. A. Tante, 8, Car-. i . :. • set IL"' IV ' --e- too of DeembEiffleat• or kw Home Conesemlled e on • Illeanit *I eh* Detie•fit unabith i and at the HIP or the Thera. be °Hut " eneekeltre Thisbe who devoted * th eir time ''.• , eit e s ehessery ea oeirefetre r- gge ranee Dinners do give •seq. to lain- Gess o.. iese Ream ...:. . .. e. . • ee • - . ...ma- ••• - • fermenor.CßOAßY. rweretere. and health to the' publiciereice. Al the present wat es t ' • -.';- . Priesionny, cad ether Te he viewed at the T litelhoshillte ten party eesestatnehe'trilltid ii t K toe: ar4 g laer; w•4l)d rig a •' e - I *N. VON. ...Lot_ cominmed flee t o , m ap ea r ini gli e g g 4. l. t i n w is e s w nes i smos an d sale; ,itg'Te BR.. SO LD. by. PRIVATE CONTRACT. an in sapperting every' Ifeilthil3; teltiek had riehitteneest ;, lein. re belie "e" shre w, s ad env Ihipeene eel the ilith. Wedenday the nth.. y the Ithee'end ' OLD ESTABLISHED CONCERN of *CHEMIST for its °Nein. • • s • : I , 'A ."` . betise of Prissaneey as totem " tide ' s & o f ordedeandegto theffereemlert Maw the 1114 Isetnot, from tea :'Sack le the illereirell° a RGOGIST East of Tealielieber, the Preerieter re - Sir THOMAS LETIIIKRTI9DE presented a Petition :• • 1 .. • ._ from the Bath an d West of England Societn, he the en- e l , e.,t e e , it itsee. m o assespeedremillaimedlheneerneye _" Three le the Annum thin from bushes's. mow the mew e tsseo f w e she reempanfe, N.H. Gooss %sot at the Sale Mad le paid for at the nr Particulars apply to J. i• Iteewoole N 0 .27, Chao ecarapment of the Arts, Commerce, and nriceno re , e , c.- : -. e 11,1 111° , t ee n e e - ri weg paned to herein Sae Ps"e Receiver of Fine and Forfelteres Oen. Catorge•Heen. on eery-lame. complaining of the Distreps whit!' prevailed to elir lit'. ' i esa , „ se e m e , a re fanataff W the sell Act within fere or b e f ore moods, the 15th le sec h, test, or the Depalts ase -- ss e er • . .1081tTlf DART. acmes'''. made Kerne will • beeesse forfeit ml. — ter of thee, breeches of public property. Canopies to be bad at Kleg's Wardress, Cutest- I.IIIPERML PriRLIAMEAT. that se strew was the reluctance of lira Petitioners to • . . from COATS. co and Mai in a superior Home, price One SEEM 'Pah- ---eme-- &We* to Patlioneethe that ' s coniderable divereity..erp i . • •"i ' In from the very bag Sides *db. from 3L Ss. _ HOUSE OF LORDS, FIIDAT, Firs. 16. *non bid existedief the " Society, before they. etrela. . tog. t teed Wale se awl . " 4 ".....,j EXCONOMY IN DRESS.-CHARLES an Co. brier th erneelees to the Measure. He rerun:net , th e . , POPULATION. W. 0. So 31.; INIIIIIIIMIlde=" 114 Z_grell "I'M= 1.4 TAILORS and BREECH'S MAKERS, No. 191 , eirenromanee to *he* tow strong must have' beet the. . A eim Ile. 11 tea "4 trelt_esetell" el=„74* Fume s , two nen *set of, Fetter-lame, ea rerinly The Earl . t of SH , AfT l ESß_uay , preasinte l d a __ eerie feelings of the enth/dere on the suyce t woos hat . f - . tell.; lini-sst serf ...____, '-' Inform the sad UellUeliselt, be • a lave 8 a emeo of he Perla on of he United the had at last rent to petition the Mete. mot • ta.te Me.; Onlialilletriew ele e Me ' 111 U. 14:114 ,_.e. w•ew "',.....e.. to Fashionsble Cut aad welbspde Coat. of the hest Sepenne isgdoes, from the year Nal to 1821-Laid on the %nine* prayed, in general terms. that tbe benseirsold . . c iss.-1/11. OW. ens far 1aretent5„ . ."......,,=.. 0 .... Cloth, made to measure, frees W. 191.6 d. to 3t. 3s. Bine or ta w . sa d or d ere d e , 6 o e itto d . . , imams e zr bt of —". --. ----•- Binh ditto. M. lbe to Belle 6d. Suttee Cost Se. 106.- , take the ease into its most serious consideretioos Aid et t_ ASHBURNHA al presented a Petition from peat expectation bad been raised with regard tothenses: • -.. ; hone nth@ woolen albs Owens end Occupiers of Laad of the Rape of H ast i ngs, tint of the Noble Marquess en Ibis important selemet, kir ' Ilifssidalaladalat 006 •1 —__ ..., Ditto. Silk Feeiegs an Velvet Collar, 31. 3s. to 3/..ife.- son. TDIDINIIIINDS,II, IO aIns. an ethers. .111. ANN Is .. .... Kerseyasere or cloth Trfareers Ills. to 30s. Brit of Livery,... is the county of •Sessex, prating for Agricialteral Re- thereebt it would ill berate him at present to oSer en, Imirteinait set a cleaatitY et elethelsreelle ideeellhe - piste 41 4e to 4/ li. Ori Box, Chaise, sad Fashion. d s ma t ie s Tries will be made. A brie sag Ittlikssak as- ems Driving Coen; Visiting sad Travelliag Cloaks, Shoot- 11 47/lead "'dl'' _id o n . the table. opinion of his own.-The Petition was ordered to to elect . twaatnt ha • detlessassomeilymo este,the table, and he printed. Mr. LYITLETON prorated '.e Petition from tti ; . 1 • .... . 'salad -Jo lag Jackets, Yong Clastietames Salts sad Childress' Adjoaraed till money. st a. Auka i relanse wardssese. V. Fishateset-bill, omen, elegantly side. Sae bees /tenth: Mememeet-For ready Senn ally. C. sad Co. condeetlag their hastens oa Ready-Mossy HOUSE OF COMMONS. ' Da'ry Panners of Stafford, con:Veining of the tax upon , Salt, l and praying that it might be repealed.-Ordered' * ESSENCE OF SMIUMPS. principles, are than to offer these Articles at the above • ' . took the Chair at a quarter 'before four , Mr. GOOCH presented a Petition - from the Owners - • l ' l of thi s c b l a. tow prices. Quality sad aoritssashii sot to be excelled The S le on the table. ree_. e lk l eee e lleill it e _ _ ee _ dellleilli _ eise „. A ,. o law Moo ed by any Deese at the West EMI ; each Artiste beteg mad. Sir J. Nieuwe. took the oaths and his seat, on his re- nt nem see ee Nene se eeee -e• - 5 „.... e ....,„,•-• -- ou ender their immediate inspection. election. and Occupiers of Lead in the county of Suffolk, come , .1 - ebefesehler. REMIT POW,„,____„___._.BlA+ at h is ""'"'-,.,,,..... she Gentlest+ waited upon at their own ROOM. by d e ..___irect . Mr. Meech/note from the Bank, presented an se- • I , • ''... a . laioing of Agricultural Distress, and • for relive. - t'• . ° lll ‘ IN"' wilasills omeo e n * :k ith smwi l" . "'" . " tok os i id i 4 1„: 1 7 -- fi g , wa b ie loll ia.se s t l . rattot, post paid . Observe the Nimbi" is I S t * e '' coast of the number of Bank Notes in circulation. 'he Petitione g rs, the Ho' M • Tr a li .. . ►T a le °piens, very properly fe al deurn em e be M r g enre ' li b p ad n ' ey inh ii ii t • - ii .)to return his most grateful nines ' • 4 7- j r--..111 ka Fehlk for their MN patronage, and at the printed. tied smatter with their complaint , ; and be IC betel' ' ' N . • ;, berate seqesist them that it is sold by all S W W I . ; R R I T u l l) g A I O I A IN ST Improved PleCrainKlNhfs Patent Le ek - T be be Edin rile Police Bill was read a snood time, to find that when all sides of the house mast be se • e . tips" Ce- , Werebe i u : es . 1 11 ,. 14. te tt r a ' mad b y 6 : t e l t Maker. Sc. 44, Se. .I . otisse en . Bleerle/IBLO; seer Thirty and a9imaitta toenvierumee DISTREAR. desirous to give this important subject @Ter) , attention, e •e -- - ---' - - •• Years Apprentice sad Soperiateatient to Mr. Joseph Br*" many petitions called for a Reform in Parliament. Mr. BENNET said that the Petition of whieh • syszspity• '• 1 rein in growlse amen air Z a „ Thessore ii , d m a k , d ocosme d ; rospect edi e sums fo too Public, and per. Petition complaining of Agricultural Distress, and . laa,"eal dm Proptimets' seal on the Cork. timdarly to Bankers, a Lock, pea** the setae as the late prayiag for relief were presented from the fullowinvthe u e ..onearable heather complained were 'infect*/ 1 correct. Had economy bees observed in the public et. ' • ; lb Cs ansi others, it is partindarly re- Mr. Bransah's Patent Lock ; but saussislaa a mew sad In- places be the following lion. Members: -From Lances- me g. as his warranted to keep la any violable security which th e o s i e rs % p stos ei m e t d i deot pos . tor. Lor a s wim . i f rom Huntingdon, by Mr. P ; peoditerre, the disgrace would set have orietnated 1 • . se • Amis. :ease Thls Invaluable ilaje""a•at Is tig""M" to be et from Warwickshire, by Mr. DeaDees; from Buskins- sad it th e for a Beess eca„f t h at es uesetest meth shoe _ - ; higher imeertane to Public Mashy usvaleisa Mat bas humo u r . ? 1.„. ft. D vy Mr. saMITIN ; from Oxford. -by Mr. 4ionool e east of esssaslsT that the p eteeseee , meted. ' . • , • • , ilembeas retina rostra wipe. eheeteet iessessedser u a se pact, tot • Pa15W 0 . u . a .,.. 0 . 0 11i1 l P alm : WirritilitS4l.l from Huntingdon,. by Lord .1. llessau. g. apt; COKE said then might possibly he a diffelinhe . ' 7 ' OW PIO MOUS IO 1111111.-MAIITIAL. '......... ..... 6111 "'....."'''''''''' . 11. Y - —7— - Rockingham, by Mr. FRIDDIANTLIL- -.1. -•••• Wei as. hi tune (Fineeeth &Min), addle obsaaabrapea bids am- ea oak ` aid of *triune as to the yet 1 ••• - • ' Of a Noo-Medical Combed- Wm. Roselle.,, list heisted Ws lease- . W ILL resealed a Petition, signed by several • jerges t me g eg=d t i m e se tit =e ° i tso eilte .ba gala sad Roman auotib the tended that night to reeent ei Penes et mush 'o' , .. • o ak, b a dk o mo i m, nide/ from Homo F ra m e , 1111ISID ai tt r t eki DMINNIMION appear's', Iss SW Publlshilissapa- soh* Cilies4l ' sod lonieral Effects of Lime Fens le Dab Re - litarber.-Ormirs it. ' • Vl r rkshire. complaining of Distress *taunts of his ea the *abject of Apienteral Diaarrea.. . dapiaal Weakness, de. ash ' NAL Alt mode by W. ;land dl ethers recelsieS (which the Petitioners attributed to taxation,) and Prat' They cell for a Reformat* Parham's% hid be thought .- . • i - It ' conta i ns some remar k s os eer his improvement. are stamped.•• Reseeit's Security." int for Relief.-Ordered to lie on the table and he they were very right. • tads I Complaints, is partieelac Sterility; Part 111. =pisFend- e Also, best Warded Locks for Cabinet sad other p nen. amd Mahal ialtation, with some interesting observe. IPackers, be. of the most powerful description and utility. persons resident in lite Vale of Aylesbury, complaining Suffolk - Lord NUGENT said, be meet divide. with the 101 1 He thought the question of Parliemehary, i p oet i cs ' ot oorro d„. in , B „ ne i Debi li ty, s e lf tare. !spraied Hydraulic Presses for Sager Reiner., Lord NUGENT presented a Petition, dirtied by 400 ,market , the honour adieu's , ' from the Member fhb • • tine vegetable sad animal life; in Part IV. is a Series of Puma Liquor Cocks for preserving the Liquor, and also ... i of distress. The Noble Lord stated. that among the re- D4f, np w• e. yews* .eosmeted-withi , hat of Arleolth ' Cams illattrahe of the preceding subjects, esplaisieg for 14 ", Leff with e P erteet " cavit y' Rusftirs balm.- solutions sport which the Petition was framed, were two r 1 ma Kea le a familiar masser, and the whole addressed to the Fire *au 09r1.717 Alarm , which °serf Dwelling ought to •.___ • t h ised i itms - ~. . Tensed Meterity of 'both Sun. By GOSS sad Co. Posit". . • atenoenng to a lavish expenditure of the Hr , its. in amine to the obeeteaSSE - drißr e "-ese. e • . , • • A capital Ilydraelle Press about Forty Tons Power Cunt* Serpens, Leiden. public money, and a defective state of the representation alennuer for Sfirewebary (Mr. Benet.) - raid, that for for ° Sale: of the people la Parliament. The Noble Lord. at somee . ,, y „,,,,,,,, and to rvi th oi ,„, w hi r l; Ira coesisteat Nature beetle . Owl's esse dedit , al pia augneverit ati.-Ceet: nue. - w i t h t h e o d et 3 , „ me i. i nterest o f the country , be wee es . strong an advocate as the Hotioarable Member himself.' This day was published, the First Part of Mere Donn to off Ser./in qf bliss supplies, tending that the expenses of the Court ought to be di. asfrepie appticaries marketer wise. ChTRIDGE and RACKHAM'S CsiTALOGUIt of unoisked t and obsessing that the Petitioners Were as- Air. RENNET said, ther e s ev e r w as any es t i mat e.' Mag te l ny lnd at 90, Psterastaeor4ea; SC Pall-Mall; ‘../. of a Colleens of New sad Secend- hand BOOKS, is mired that so sure a cause and effect were relevant to however expensive, proposed by M a in ers , w hi c h was ti, ; 14 Ptitten - larshet gib h t le• Fleet-erreee l various breeches of Literature. many of which are in Win- each other. The proper state of the representation o' not suppocted-by the Hon. M em be r .-Th e P et i t i on .wet Nl, Pirm.street ; 45, Wait gadded/ ; 96, t;heepside, Loa- did conditios, and the whole are marked at extremely low the people in Parliament was essential to a just regard • ordered to lie on the table. - - Lord A. HAIIII.TON revived for - Tuesday . next . the *a. los; Sievessoa and Co., Barks sad Co.. Norwich ; R. prices, for reedy mosey , the fi naliciel situation of the emanate He thought much notices of eadieo which be had S ite : , and which dens- heck. Ipswich; Barrett sad Deltoid. Ba th ; Sheppard , lids- To be had at the place of sale, No. 39, Strand, at the se; nate Cambridge; Headley, Leeds; and at all Book- comer of Beckinghsei.street. (prints. 6d. to be allowed to of the dishes* was occasioned by t h e altered state of the pod yesterday. ! I ellene-Messrs. GO6B sod Co. are to be ensulted, as parehasers). and of all Coustry Booksellers. curtsey ; but be was convinced, as well as the Peti- . source to which they should look fur a remedy. The which; be said was the same ie effect as those pretested qui, even day, at their house ; and Patinas in the Country A large Connecta of Books, both Seeped-bead aid New, tioners , that a Reform in Parliament was the erinc ji ea M - r. HONEY WOOD presented a Petition from Ken'. . 1 or requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing are- incheding several emissive resent purchases. Is also on sale, by the Noble Lord (Nugent.) The distress, be said, was • 1 ideate for Advice sod Medicine, which can be forwarded of wheb • Catalogue will be published at the earliest oppor- Petitioners were no wild theeristo, nor did they ask for notorious, and could not be remedied but by a redue- ' I ll say part of the World.-GOl4B sad Co. M. R. C. Ins folly . relief at the expence of their fellowembjects.-Neither i.. gross. No. 7. Jershestreet, St. James's ; sad I Linseeds did they ask relief at all from his Dlajeity's Ministers ; lion of taxes. but theseseked it from the House, which, in compliance Similar petitions were presented by Mr. Resent %non levee Ens-sweet. London. TEN GUINEAS REWARD. front Buckingham, hid by Mr. Come , from Norfolko- , TO PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS. fut.-Whereae with its term and its orders , he called the House of the rlMlEserrgreat satisfaction the plan adopted In for- I . It has been de„,,,,,d that metals p ennon are i n the Reeresentatives of the people. They were ordered to lie on the table. ' Aan Lotteries gave to persons ruling la the onsitrY. • Weigh Printiag aced Vining Labels, baler espies or isle Sir ISAAC COFFIN said , that as so much stress had . . i *simnel T. Bum to repeat i t i s the r e mit, especially tenons of those nixed to the bottles the GE- bete laid on the necessity of a Reform in Parliament, he was tIVINSTED POTITION. • she had bees t o ( e man a t e i n se l ect i ng . f oe advert.ised NUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY sad ARTIN , would give his opinion on the su bj ec t.-" I think," said Sir FRANCIS BURDETT sa lt he bad the b onnet* lous e 4 - - m awl Capital Pnles* T h e iliderillintth.o thereby leashing enPrlneiPled dealers to lolfulee " their the Ho n, - and Gallant Measlier, e that the best qualifica- present a Petition which had been agreed to at a Theis m reserv e d for Sodl i Ca: may order than ; customers a bad and Injurious article. We hereby offer a . Ili Cu sally of the numbers, advertised, were sit reward of Tea Osiaeas to any Person who shall give such don consists in the possession of talents and property. most respectable • metier of the inhabitants of West- No the scene tee 11 i wee d ed o f those who, like minute,. In all the sentiments of the petitioners, with A ...r e ..... /re e e y DTI"' iediebleele le _ it baa beam lb" isformatlon as will teed to the conviction of any one guilty w nee ea " e myself, have n e ith er the one nor the other, the better." one single exceptionehe.entirely concurred. The pee- "' mew ' for tb°°°•sssmolle-storotsllto to have Pert at otitis,. illegal practices . 1 , Lint zed pert st thread ay of he Town. The /Slow. DAY AND MARTIN, - it Lane') tioners complained got merely of the effect of taxation, hefty be had le Whole Thum, Halves, lenders, Eighths* Feb. 1952. 97, High Mebane ' e Pet ion was then read, and ordered to lie on the but also of those groin violations of law and of the owe 1 *Sixteenths, at BMWS Oilers, 4, Conlin', or 9, Cbarieg- trom t- Lord NUGENT said he had soother petition to present of the sentiments Of eche e ctit . ioorn be chasten, bet 1481 No. eel Nell rio9 DATENT ECONOMICAL and UNIVERSAL A LAMP.-In contemplating too eves ~d property that f ro m the same part of the country, and on the same sub- they attributed math of thesedistress to the measure g r . : 4172 No. 71e 3317 3110 inso 1483 8 e96 144:1 have been sacriliced to the use of candles, it is natural to rat a l e presenting which, he would avail himself of oerally called Mr. - Feent'ilille and in this opinion be 6718 61•17 µBl lied conclude , th at it has either bees fouled dillicult to invent a that opportunity of assuring his Gallant Friend , that no could not conc u r; He had examined all the ple No. OeS No. SO 3233 141.1 e complete substitute, or that Its Importasee bas escaped ob- Roforukwhich he (Lord Nugent) advocated, could posse pen from the year 1800 to the present time which t i. • 4173 ieee 2663 Ilttill sereatfore and it isnot a trilling gratideados to the Patentee, bly coq p late the loss of his Gallant Friend as a Mem- could give any inforiestion on the subject, and ho 0749 No. Sid 1710 N 0.113 that, ia this inveation be has so far succeeded ht the attempt her of ih at %es t e found that the price of, bullion and of produce never at , 1146 3 . 16 3218 1463 as to produce a tight that sobruei t s every perfnetion. and is This Petition, and a third to the same e ff ect, presented any one time bore a reNtion to each other.-(Hear.)-- thee up lin 1487 alike applicable to ev e r y d om e s ti c ese, sad no be so Mu- by the same Noble Lard, were ordered to lie on the table. And he footed that whoa • bullion suffered a slight depne .. one 4474 1706 No. 7I I lated uto itinerary otatasion. Its safety is such that DO Mr. SPRING RICE gave notice that on Tuesday elation produce war it the highest price.-(Hear.)-effe I i • remit Lottery comm e n ces on th e gi t i, o f T i m person on seeing It nut doubt for a moment Its security next, he would move for the prodnction of certain pa- certainly could see aohneediate connexion beta fen Mr. s l a ten, and contains Fag Money p r i m o f 20,0001. _ scaled danger of Ore, and, bearing say mottos without . a . t- Sating the 119.0, readers it highly Weans iota lintoevdinetolblueue;•l pers cossetted with the administration of Justice in Ire- Peel's Bill and the present distress 1 for paper was near. . *Testy ether Memel Capitals-Not Two Blanks to a , L,• Prim -No Stock Prizes-No Cla E saes- very Ticket As a Chamber or Night Light, it eaa be regu a land. Iv at par with gold, no less than three years before the the longest or shortest algid, giving a sever ( t ill{ and brit- Lord ALTHORP presented a Petition from the • f ar Bill, and all the Hassid was •• Yoe shall not rehire to • 4^ . w e na l each deciding • cy, p reciated corrency,"-(firar, bear !)-and with th is rrsatat Price:- is ress, praying . • In the morning without smoke or smell, superseding the Bed the repeal of the Tat upon Lather . , He thought the trading exception he concurred in every word of the pe- • Ticket . . . . . .Cl 9 18 0 . . . . * Half Candle, sod, In its general use, a preserver of the carpet distress, not of this class in partieulae hut of all, was to tition which hi should move be brought ap. „ • .ClO • 17 0 I Eighth . .£2 15 6 from tallow ores*. The price, in nest Japan Stands, los. be attributed to taxation . Be taxation he did not mean Mr. 110BHOUSE said he bad been desired p :z his . Quarter la last Lottery Baste sold 15 Cepitals--tbe whole Loh the TAR,' equally portable, on P•destals• sarYlng in six d unless the plan , this or that tax, but the pressure of taxes g ily, constituents to sup port the present petition, a don • , e, j tety only bad 33 !. ! sad elegance, for the dining table, sideboard, study, bracket, as of relief, which the Noble etarquess which he believ ed cootained more wholesome troths 1 \ ' * 6 l •.• Letters, poet paid, duly answered. NO or fan-light, be. • and also Glass Greeter Hanging door. was that night to submit to the House, included a than any ever presented to the Honor. It declared that Lammefor the hall, staircase. passages, conservatory. draw. great redaction of taxes, and among others that upon the prayers of the people had been long diregarded, in lag-room, mantle-piece, lustres, be. ; tad for the accommo- leather, which, he thought, pressed more upon the con- pursuance of that systematic and avowed coaterept. chitin of those who bare square, vase, or other heti lea- eassierilias any other he knew,fhe , thought that plan which prevailed in that House, of *bat was called pope. i• 0 4 S P ICI ne was ever brought into use by the thorns. the burners of which are so universally complained wou ld prove abortive. Th e Petition se ordered to lie lar clamour. It complained of the defective *vacate:i- -d ___ , _Professo of Medicine • to emial PEEDE'S Celebrat e d of for the oil they consume, sad the insuferable smoke and on t h e ta bl e. polar representation, and attributed the evils which lead• , • . , t Ze t r i czurpara rs ble Faeces Pi eh, for the speedy, safe, and smell they emit, the Patutee,icicompliance with the request We Prete* disorder , CUßE i 3 „ u _ a _ ... in all its insinuating forms, sad the it e ee se' DO destructise Ravages it daily mites oa the of many, now applies this principle to such, wltli all need • vaatages. at Its. go 14s. each. Families in the ersestry. who wish to avail themselves of this opportunity. have only to Ir ",..lall Fram e . b et , them Pills Coro I. se sbort , send the exact size of the aperture at the bottom of the lan- , Mr. CCRTEIS, in rising to present a petition from befallen this country to the corruption of Pediments. the Owners and Occupiers of Land at Brain her, in Sue- To the corruption of Parliament, it ascribed the less of sex, took that opportunity to refer to an observaiioo America, acct the destruction of indepenience abroad. which bad been made ea a former evening, respecting as well as of indepeadence at home. Teethe same Pau • ' , shed ' e '• l "ti it Al happily , Omen in which the burner is introdseed. It is a most even - his views of affording relief to the Agriculturist*. He itireferred the staoding army Bill; and that menstruates- . i s, itch • . sate sail easy • manner, as to warrant him *al acquisition in all these lamps, that they require so alters- stated ho thought permanent protecting duties upon fo- ation which wrung from the people of this country a I , WI confidence of success, that Iliss NO No when in use, and the expense, In best spermaceti oil, reign produce were necessary to work that relief; and million of pounds in every six days, a fact as true as ill. if*. 44 3 / 4 0 ni.w.a„e shall • , through the whole system, only about a third of tallow cure he sae told by the Hon. Member for Coventry that his was apparently inetedible. The best definition deaths De left in the system'. Three V Ile sold it %ICI - -ehe ."I's dles, burning sweet as wax, and so sheen that a child ears (Mr. C's) constituents entertained, on that subject, had ever read of titrati o n was, that which deseribed it ,at is . 9d., at 46, Liquorposd-street, Los- I . . dna: hat should're e,"4.1 265 . thew.; Inie f or th e P a t e ntee , ?,7_ll,.. Peere . e__enri Ca , opithens different from his. Now. as he was an ad- to be the takiag of part of • maa's property, sad New . ..•it he preferred • the Doctor merares the tit "' for a stipulated 1 -it t° Ca— '.. f ac ia the frost of '••• •-•''".. 111'4", In 1 " miter of the old-fashioned doctrine that it was the duty ing him in return the possession , the enjoyment, alleibl; .. of . tit , if tkr _ . Notate, nom, or return the (Hwy ;SO Str a nd ; who; to secure mar reputation 'roue the elects of irkS/ ntsna there will Ise No FAY. adulterated oil. are bound to sell none but pore spermaceti, . . . ... . of Members of that house to follow ti,.' instructions , amt comfortable expenditure of the retrainee Ad bar: i if sable rents' the opinions of his constituents, he did English tautens *tower this test ? Did it glee at- riS• N. I. Tt i , I t , in which Use eonfld,enee of the Public will Geyer be abused. P" * . - . Bar asetwis h Cared without warn eall, Price 21.9 d. sit or wins& by Letters, post paid, from any pad of the Kiegdose, will meet had been at some pains to ascertain those of his own. cnrity for the miserable remnant of the property it left P' • • The result of that inquiry satisfied him that their °pi., Was it sot well knows that which was lakes as Wee with prompt attesekto. • • • .