The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-02 00:00:00

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Vl;at lea'iiii liifortu the Wt. Ladies. sad fiowilameta. that Ma etuteerates 'seal visaed mows. with ipari , saltalole aecnemodatioa, aro --• •• ns trorc•M •WM I! all 0 itilinnOr AAA a sou ern V. T. frost tangy years estraelye practice in the HMI har.sad sided by tin isnot obis awistants. is enabled to tie Wigs.asd Cat .sad Drell Eats. In a style of superior dotes sod fashion. *SIN Goldman. desiring As dress for Balls. Plays. 1.1.-islilisiMpreesass. will ind la W. 1 . .• a valuable Plias Dow isoweiliste eaqualstaties wlth The eon , aanersarv.os Moir occasioss. • . Italia • IR. W. T. Is coastantly. supplied Ifaglbi Parfesurry of the lint tpialltyt • " • • ,%•••-• IM NATANT DISCOVERY..., • fl JACKSON, MAT MANUFACTURER, 51 1 . Vs Dvideses•salihdta the public Isetroaagein favour of 'RAVER 114'1%410*ln* quality. DV very lieb4 mad Oust via De hat lee will rain eve, lejace IR WAR iuvaltse,ifeejiser *Web is unchassfeebhs In any Cast% la a wiraissesslad black • the dhe po the wait basalt pule elegem* IMO It will mall mbsa a , p=ser Bast n hoissfeely Weir C. Jaccring..3B. near the City fhpoeittickePPoWdpuil tiler v.- . • . ,T. ' -J.o'; • 11l h* SECol6l4ilii Pt %TM,' are now on st Comma and Solis 14awafamory. 93. Bishops illgthin.—Soma of the knot slims are admira l/sr large dining-rooms and elegant drowing- A lerge assortment of rkh finished Chimney, Pier. hews, with New Glasses of superior colour and 1 the ploennainned beyond all forme ► precedent. Skim be Wimieme. Carriages, ko.—Tfiis article she hi memifiseterafime !Agit•as ISO by 72 Inches, 120 iiiiimery Milord* niwol g a mmerig en 41wiressions, • - rte . ri of if f 1 dot es t Vali this=in et:ening n on tten7icein!' Varlet, ofonssisstCsbistMand Ch al rWork . arrasseamtlsassisy sow sew specimens of uselsessand elsomps, with the still rester advan shimmy in the dip yp hisilnottellvered to soy pert of tit, eountry, without sfisjory or expense of posting. 11/ITERPROOF BEAVER HATS !!!—lts Royal Letters Patent, granted January, 1820. cape qua'aty, colour, shape. and durability to any hi tea *tiered to the patronage of Gratieleen • price Is. end Ilt; le be had only at ROBERT FRANKSI's. Watuso wilatst, the corner of Red Cross-street. Barbican. R. FUNKS continues to manufacture his much improved 5K and BEAVER HATS, the qualities end shapes of *Aare unequalled. They are made on oval frames. that 'AMY pretest disagreeable pressure to lb, head, which Aatrupteatly oecssioned by the weariag of a round Hat. ltru , lcuris or the most brilliant black, which no climate *isioce. Tney do not spot with rain; price 145., Ws., Pt antleilen writing from the country Sr. requested to sedge cireluireretief of their hat over the band is Inches. itirtersare requested to be post paid. Caustow.—Every 11 , 01 0lbe stamped on the silk lining, " Robert Franks, ' w ake, Loe.don," , ` 4,I 7;LFLOOPt. CLOTHS AND CARPETS, SELLING UNDER PRIME COST, 47 1 R OLD ESTABLIMED CARPET AND IIEAATSI RCO No. 119, LONG ACRE, LONDON. THE PROPRIETOR begs to inform the Nobility and his Friends In general that he has now to ofer to L rfutiellar notice above FIVE THOUSAND YARDS ' t 'ai-seasoned FLOOR CLOTH, of the most fashiqrsble Mom. and est to any dimensions for rooms, balls, pm- AIN. and stairs; and four times thnt quantity of very so '4l arlytels, Venetian, mad Kidderminster Carpeting. altlenth Rugs and Draggets of every description, which itiescht nader very peculiar clrettnistances, and will be :lasi little more than half price. Also, a few whole Pieces : Ws eseellent Fl oor Cl ot h f or E x p or t a ti on , 43 yards by lids., SU. 3d. per square yard. JO the Warehouse for having Hearth Rugs made to .... lin particular pattern of Carpeting at a few hours Vita avoid the Counterfeits of HUI)- , SON'S BOTANIC TOOTH POWDER and UNE thoPublic are requested to observe that the whole name and address is distinct on the label. articles are now In very general use, end if to will reader the use of a Dentist unnecessary ; Le , ne s remedy for all disorders of the mouth, they not destne sod besutify the teeth, bet preserve them te am)* to the ',t es t period of life ; they are an anti „lse Goal-baila, Su riled face, end the Tooth-ache. they isles teeth, stop the progress of decay, remove the hole the gums and sweetens the breath, they possess Liss rends remedy for the Tooth-eche. price Ps. 9.1. each. ...,allO. HUDSON'S TOOTH BRUSHES, in sets of three, 7ossdestific principles, price as.; and in Ivory, Is. 6d. „Trolleying Agents are appointed, Mr. Atlinsoe, 41, '; . ." l •street, Soho-square ; Saeger, 130, Osford-street ; 6 7. Hier, 36. Bond-street; Howell and James, 9,1 r"treet : Butler's, 4. Cheepskis; Prout,rl9. Strand; fro , AA Holbun , lley, Ni : , Bithopapte.street .1 4,4 1,34 31 t 0n. rgo, Co ; Nix Royal E xchange ; Kai e 11, 01 24edicine Venders and Perfumrs. no shove unities are not so !by any retail drug stkollsymarkett. :~ ~:~;; 1; - C;;;; ;;;;iii !jih . 44, ' 4l ' - 11111116 — • • - . ..• lalltoto rigINA ERA . i‘oriiiire Taos SoooOsiito, V litt A Irirtaffineveirshof4MAlNlON fait tim-Prieds & L. 0114011010461111110N0L • ' halloo of "New IPrlnelphs of PaliMaill Illstorp ed'D Ilierafet "Tlw Nam .R Middle Art" " The Literate* of the Sou* of g TePe." I SAird foe .amt W. Whittaker. Ave•Mari.4oo. UM **Map dad Sistine, Oxford. Jr* Two:* Ins pubilp/ord. lieedonewly printed, la 11 **is. putt Prot rife 16e hairdo. rim:l , wpm awl OPINIONS of Sir RICHARD , ' X MAtteRAYBRS, as MOW Beat:emu of the Seven- WV* repsery. • • - ISSirmiley Augury t *vow is a specie! Provide** in the Pill of a tiparrov... If kbe now. 'Ns net to rule; If it hr not 1 *we. It, will be MOW: SC it be col now. yet it slitl emu the autious Is,4t Sion so Man hours axiht of what he keel's : what let to tern beims r— , • Sax:turn as. Priatal.tor O. sod W. R. Whittaker. Afe..Verte-m se. -PARISH POORS' RATE.ROOK. • wu 'abashed. In port quarto, poiee Is. is red sheep. %MR PARISH POURS' RATE -IMMML,for Over. E. - soma the Poor t Wog on approved tut esawmitet Plow for the Assessment for the Reliefref this Poor: and eXe tedoolowproper..dirvetiops fox easupletiow she Museum,. the tidjtlatine of Disputer. on 4 Div so if pioee" Alas to re ioverltte ,ismostit Of the Ifitelse• Distress, De. • • J. ASHDOWN& • • • Nolub** of Rto Ilinrnewrobto andel y of Llibtln's-inn Author of "The Clisothwardens' sod Oversews' G &e. - Printed for O. and W.R. Whittikei. 13. Ate-Maria-lane. 'lids Day was publklipi, In Royal Quarto. print U. Ss. plain. la boards. and IL Ifs. dd. coloured. diko- 0 0 41 0 by P". 116- . sloe to Ills Majesty. XCEJASTI Al. ATLAS. comprisidg a Systematic Display of the !leavens. In a ...rtes of SD Maps. (biro litallyoagrayed by Neeli and Son.) itiostrated by Ralentitie '.01•0111Sons of their Contents. *ad samappintiod by Cala ! Voess of the Stars and Astronomical Exereiras. , Sy AT:EXAM/ER JAIIIPNON, A. • t. lilatar of a Grammarof Logic andintelleetaal PbyloMi ▪ a Orammar ef Ithaptorle and Polite Literature. • Whls Celestial Atlan,,whothre minalderwl as to .tbe Staten- SS * and Class liapwlealp It enrowaoleates. the 0011114,119 i inalUplieity. Variety, and aceuracy.of Its dandle. eitiitiet•l oyeesmateeditielf, by its general utility, to all dames of rondos. - ; Adlus. by the saute Anthor. 40snauwait of OPPOIMPNY and ELEiia r tAsw ASTRO *OIO. fikt the use ofitelatiOls and Private lestruettoks. prior • illeboand: • • ' istattr.: Published by G. and W. B. Mina*. Ace- Noldirlind t T. Cattail. Strand ; N. Hallos. Alusesm. Plocadilly i s aid Sold by aU' llooksallers In lbs. Ualthel T: PATENT SEIDLITZ POWDERS. whoa wW ad is rested. Swim a Sallee *wriest. OA 011efl• "E ti". as .liveable as Soda Water. This 'lleellelas having. raised a hlifh rdpitatloa hi most parts of the waseY anprinelpled penes. have beat letineed twisil spaiteeseed insilleseleas Seldllta powders, with pirated Wads aid AM hioes or SavorY. Moore, ats4 Davidson, ((atetalits to the. Royal Paintly. 130, Nov Bond-street, !maw) lb. heed._ Public. that the atedichte cannot be gamutse nation their OMEN are printed on ovary Boy. and migrated on every Bottle put up for exportation. FROM TUESDAY Aviaurs GAZEITE. Dl VI DINPU. May 23. G. Thomas. late of Bristol. turpentimorlistiller— May 21, T. Bagman. Birrninehant. toy-maker—May 25, J. F. Boyle. Pall-mall. fancy-paper-manufactures—Slav 23. B. Travers and J. Esdalle. jun. of Queen-street. Chespside, ingar-d..alers—May 21. W. Lagemann, Tower-hill, mer chant—May 7. T. D. Latham and J. Parry, Devoitshire sqvare. merchants—May 23. O. Turner. Liverpool, mer chant—May 23. J. Taylor, Heath Chamock, Lancashire, rotton-mnnufacturer—June 4, J. Pitts, Hereford. timber dealer—June 5. J. Davies. Ilereford, cabinet-maker—May 22, T. Mann, Raistrick, Yorkshire, merchant—May II: J. elm Savannah. North America, and D. R. Tetley, Ansley, Yorkshire. murchants—May 21. J. Levi, Wells. Norfolk. cabinet-maker—May 27. R. Bibby. Liverpool. merchant— May 24. T. Burlingham. late of Worcester, stover—May 23. J. Blakeway, sea. end R. Blakeway. jun. Bilston, Staf fordshire. grocers—May 24, T. sad J. Hellcat, Bristol, merchants. CIRTIIIICATVI—MAY 21. R. Matson, Barfristoae, Kent, miller—J. Monnsher, late of Leonard-street, Finsbury-squa re, merchant—T. C. Batley, Queen-street, Clreapside. warehouseman—P. R. Lewis, Bath-place, New-road. trimming-manufacturer—J. COUR°, Lime-street, soap-maker—J. Pollock, Adam's-coact. Broad street, merchant—S. Williams, Bristol, apothecary—J. Itort late of Great St. Helen's, coal-merchant—W. Carter, jun. Nuneaton, 'Warwickshire, silk-manufacturer. . 111111 DISOCOLVIED. W. Simpson, and E. Earle,. High-street. Shoreditek haberdashers—l. Young and C. Stainbauk, Change-alley. timber-brokers—J. Shanklin, T. Balmer, J. Aldersey, M. Manley, and R. 'l'hompsos. Liverpool, nasal-earriers. (as to the said J. Alderney)—T. George and A. Williams. New port, Monmouthshire, coal-merchants—J. Lowry and 0. sowerhy. Gateshead, Durham, manufacturers—T. Barron and T. Young, Glamford Briggs, Lincolnshire, braziers—J. Cooper and J. Lewis, Shale/el. drapers—J. and W. Harri son, Little Noorflaids, veterinary surgeons—P. ?dimity, inn. and C. G. Hill, Bristol, blue-manufacturers—W. Scott, J. Croshie, and W. Brown. Reading, Berkshire—E. Wallis and J. Thornhill', Seiteostes, Yorkslf no, whalebone-cutters —T. Lansell and W. T. Mathews, High-street. Margate, grocers—W. Nelson and .1. Phillips, of King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, packers. BOIIVAITIEItroiIIOILIFTING. — A middle-aged wo man, of respectable appearance, who gave her name Rebecca illailindale, was brongbt before •the Sitting Magi►trate yesterday, charged with stealing • piece of French cambric, value 41. in the shop of Mr. Sparks, a linen-draper. in Southampton-street, Strand. It ar peared by the evidence, that the prisoner having gone into the shop under pretence of purchasing a quarter of a yard of cambric, took an opportunity. unper ceived as she thought. of purloising the property io rinestion. lint she was seen doing it, and haring been given in charge to a eonstalde, he, on searching her, found the cambric in a lire secret pocket. curiously contrived in the front of the gown. The prisoner wept much, and said she was the wife of a respectable schoolmaster at Stoke Newington.— She was committed for farther gemination en Friday nest. _ . CRI:CLTYTO Astm•Ls.--Thosat Rotten wasbronght io on s warrant, c►arging him wit► baring cruelly beaten a bolleek he was driving on hionglay lint. in St. James's-market. Tke charge was preferred by Mr. W. J. b arltea. et be War utisi. and the prisoner. who called himself 4 ° a hard-waking slaughterassa," was deed' 20s. with costs. ' mot ( 3 . 4 441ia&W ' • griL.A.1.1...111a1.•••• r B4 :Wildoi n. liwor wIrGOLATION OP.'wns RN 'TRAM or LO (DOl!Dially.) ill1;70;;;;;11: 11 1 1 ill;;;; -- ‘ ---- .4000%104 jaw 010,,:010. ;0 Ol- O eestrfevitioe. whauteeer the aurae peke of "bent Islasil he soder ftle. per .tmarter. ammo . corn,. the poi% af the United.llllmltimm oq shall be deposited in proper noimetsuseds. -,',., l, - That itisetpodieatto permit the.holders of foreign cora :mu iglus. ' •to liaire.tho.sammt. grunt/ into flour, 'for the 4freportatiosii. ender such regulations as May guard - 4.4 the istrodeptiosof the said torn for home Din . That foreiga CORD. lalfila, Sr dour, shall be permitted to be imported Jule the United Kiogilion, fur boonr con sume/shot. whenever the overage prices of wheat shall be at Ala per queen; rye. pease, or beans. 46e. per quar ter t berley, boar, orUng. 34e, per quarter; and oats, 2k. beg goli th st%lll - rioreld l l.3 ol 34,Mral. or flour shall he admissible, tia shall be levied and paid that duke here. after to he determined. That forrigo atrooneal, or dosroosy he taken out of. warehouse or home rOnStilliptiell. whenever the arei-. age prime of wheat shall be at 711 s. par quarter; rye, pease. oe . beatu 461. per quarter; hula,: hear, or bid& 36s quarter ; and oats ? ss. .per (martyr. et no such foreign corn, meal, or Boor. shall he taken out of warehouse. unless there be previoally paid open such cern. meal, or dour, the several duties Y, be hereafter determined. That env cora, useal, or dour, of the growth, prailuce, or manufacyare if any British colony or plantation in bieeth America, may he taken Out of warehouse tor home sullsomption, whenever wheat shall be 59a. per loaner. ; sit Omar ; and beans 395. per quarter; barley, bear. or Iffs. ier quarter; and oats 20s. per quarter; and .osen,uesl. at dour, shall lie Kahle. on being taken tllltlarf warthause,lo the duties to be beteafte r resolved on. ? • (tot:. nrentsson.) ~ t tr rt ho w is e e re co si ns t u t i a„g p/o O n at . ?I t te ti i ie u rtio rt ntt l o i f i rel f r e u i r7, # lie aterage price heing then 78s. 7d. a quarter, and that they have remained closed ever since ; the aver age price Id ' the year 18241 having been 655. 74. of the yeer 1841.545. 54.—and of the • three fine months of IW, 47e. 9d. a qnarter. la the yur 1819, the quantity of lirltiolt Wheat lin lPrted into tbe•portof Limarin was 300,416 quarters; in - 4 41. 599,00'J gainers.; and in 1821, 494,8 . 28 quarters: sad that during the *hole of this period of three years, ;ha sap*: is all the principal, assikets of the Coiled Slagdowankean niiformly to have exceeded the de sisaid,nist standing the wan of an increasing. po. *ad?" and other circumstances, which have probably prodatcp, aq :increased annual consumption. This eatemee.of supply above the demand molt have arlua,eithie fro" an event of corn tillage more than cotautamiurste to the average corsoniptiou of the coun try ; Or from a sarceesion of abundant harvests upon the same egtent of tillage; or from the coincident effect of , bilk . 14:tty 8 ioo si t . of sealant, the effect of the present ii,mlf. esp•on , ooooiiires. the, gmarlf 0, cora to the losses iuchlent to en over.reanndant produce; sad at other times the consumer to the.pressnre impels". Mile from dearth ; that the free importation of (comps! 'earn, if wanted to a great amount, must Ye precarlowe is proportion as the demand is unusual ; and that &Olt ,the former evil the law affords to the grower ow Mile .wbaterer. . • • • ~ ' *The alternate evils of redundancy and scarcity cannot fail to he aggravated by the alternate excitement and tie "pression to which the agriculture of the United King. dons must be exposed, under the present system of our Corn Laws. Another evil effect of this system is, to convert faros- Ilei inter a basardous and gain - Ming speculation, which, betrayer managed, must involve great losses to the capi tals engaged in agriculture. That it is expedient to, provide that the foreign wheat Wow wader bond in the United KingdoM, may be takes got for house consumption, upon the payment of a duty of Iss. a quarter, so soon as the average price of wheal shall exceed 70s: a quarter; and that at the expiration of three months from the date of such admission of ware housed wheat into home consumption, or so much sooner u the average price shall, exceed SOs. a quarter, wheat front abroad may be admitted, upon the payment of the like duty. The trade in foreign corn shall thenoeforth be perms = neatly free; but subject to the following duties upon ' importation, or when taken out of warehouse for home censumption;—wheat 15s. a quarter, when the price shall not exceed 895.; and when above that price 54. ; sad above Sys. one shilling ;. rye, pease, and beans, 9s. 6d. a quarter, when the pce shall not exceed 535. ; and when ab ove 535., one shilling;—hurley, hearor bigg, 75.64. a quarter, up to 405., and when above that price Is. ;—oats ss. a quarter up to 285.; and when above that price IS. (]ln. RICARDO.) That the foreign Corn may be taken out for home con-' gumption, whenever the average price of wheat shall ex ceed 655. per quarter. upon the payment of the following duties, vie.:—Wheat, 15s. per quarter; rye, pease, and beans, 9s. 641. per ginner; barley, bear or bigg, 7s. lid. per quarter ; oats, se. per quarter. Whenever the average price of wheat shall exceed 70s. per quarter, the trade in cora shall be permanently free, but subject to the following duties upon importation, vie:—Wheat, 20s. per quarter; rye, pease, and beans, I3s. 31. per quarter; barley, bear or bigg, 10s. per quarter ; oats, 6s. Sd. per quarter. At the expiration of one year from the time at which the above duties on corn imported shall be in opera tion, they be reduced as follows, six.:—On wheat, Is. per qnarter; rye. pease, and beaus, Sd. per quarter : barley. bear or bigg. Gd. per gassier; oats, 4d. per quarter. A like reduction of duties be made in every subse paw year, until the duty on the importation of wheat be 10s. per quarter; rye, pease, and beans. 6s. 7d. per quarter ; barley, bear or higg, per quarter; oats 3s. 411. per quarter, at which rates they shall thenceforth be fixed. A drawback, or honesty, be allowed on the exporta tine of earn to foreign countries: on wheat, 7s. per quarter; rye. pease, and beaw. 4i. per qaarter ; bar ley, boar or Islgg.3s. GI per quarter ; oats, 2s. 4d. per Quarter. Yesterday a Court of Directors was beta at the East India Home, when Captain John longs, of the ship prince Regent. tool( leave of the Coors, prarioas to departing for sladras and Bengal. Tile Ogle Castle East Indiatnan, from Bombay to London, has hems spoken with on the 14th ult. Is let. 35, long. 47, by the• Courier, err: red at Jerscy. Pitici Sayan Paricr.. 'rOrPE RI" • P AIILI AAERWr. totsa OP tA)Ros w ~ mix =DAY,. M4T 1. 110K11 bRUMMOXD and others brought memilf• fr•lo die Commons, announcing that Iretve hod loses firm" to Dk. liestovos Home to attend their Lordship. ,Committes on the Marchmont Peerage. Earl MORLEY presented a Petition from the Canada Merelmats sad Shlp Owners resident at Liverpool, stfoient.any alteration in the Duties on Timber.—Laid on the fatale. • , Th. /lank oflreland Bill went through a Commit• tee, and was reported.—Ad)surned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MISER LLL N LL C 5. • Mr. LUSH presented accounts of the Licencing of Vintners. Captain WEMYSS presented a Petition from cer tain Farmers and others in the county of Fife, in tuner of a repeal of the Leather Tax.—Laid do the table. Sir A. CHICHESTER prevented a Petition from Belfast against the Irish Window Tax.—Laid on the table. • Similar Petitions were presented from Drogbeda and .denier.—Laid on the table. • 111 r. CURTEIS presented a Petition from the cottnty t Sussex. The Petition, he said, came from the most distressed net of the most distressed county of England, and complained of the distress of the Hop-growers. — Ordered to he 'printed. . Sir J. BOYD presented a Petition from several own ers of estates within the Rectory andtParish of Stoke neon-Treat, in the county of Stafford, preying for a Yen sion of the Tyrhe Svsleni. Mr. LIVTLETON su7ported the Petition. a-td expressed his hope that it would receive the attea tion of 31embers.—The Petition was ordered to to printed. Mr. HILL presented a Petition from the linters and Leather Manufacturers of Whirchurch, praying Este the repeal of the Window Tax. —Ordered :a lie on the table. • ' LEATHER TAX. Mr. LAMBTON . presented a Petition from cert dealers in Leather in the county of Durham. prayng far a repeal of the Leather Tax. He trusted his don. Friend would not believe that he felt any disinclination support the motion for the repeal of the Leather Tax, when he enggested to him the propriety of poqponingi; fur the present, until the intention of Government was known as to the repeal of taxes. Ile was convinced :bit such a coarse eyelet be most conducive to the ititerestOr the Petitioners', and he therefore entreated 1431163. Friend to wane it. Mra SUSNER held in his hand a similar Peti tion, bat he Minot:red in the view of the. (lon. Member sfor Oeditim, anihoped the motion would be postponed, until the proposition of the Noble Marquess had been di sensual . Ur. ELLICE considered the . plan proposed by MI, nisters to be another delusion, in accordance with tb,• juggling system of Finance, which had so !ant; dis gracedE. it country,_ Sir KNATlMetbmearteill -- eK Member who spoke last, by anticipating the disedsski upon the measures tibial bad been announced, by the Government. lie rose for the purpose of uniting in She request that the Honourable Member for Nor thumberland would postpone his motion fur the preen*.. Mr. G. BENNET concurred in the suggestion labia had been made to the Honourable Member for Northum berland. Mr. BEAUMONT, after a few observations which were inaudible, agreed to postpone his motion to Thurs day the lath. Mr. CURTEIS said a for words which Were not heard in the gallery. Mr. F. LEWIS thought the repeal of the Salt Tax was the most desirable, and conjured Hon Members, not to lose the power of obtaining that by dividing them seiresin pursuing so assay objects. Mr. H. GURNEY thought it the duty of the House to repeal as many taus as they possibly could. General GASCOYNE said that the Howie ought not to wait for any thing which was to come from the pro position of the Noble Lord, u be was quite convinced that the plan was impracticable. There was a spirit in like House, be hoped, that would Obtain the repeal o:" some taxes or other, sad he trusted that Weser; would not be diverted from their purpose by this ne proposition, from which he was certain nothing csral.l be expected. Mr. WESTERN said, he concurred in every tbio which bad fallen from the lion. Member who spoke lass. —.The Petition wet ordered to be printed. DISSENTERS. Me. J. SMITH presented a Petition froin a body of Dissenters calling themselves Separatists, praying to he relieved from the disabilities under which they laboured —laid on the table. Mr. H. SUMNER presented a petition from the neigh bourhood of Guildford against the Leather Tax. The Hon. Member Stated that as soon as lie found the snot o! .. 600, 11 001. at the disposal of Parliament, lie shCuld vote for the repeal of this tax. Sir M. W. RI ()LEY said that he most caution the country against the expectation that from the repeal of a tax upon a raw material, an immediate benefit was to result to them. When the Hat Tax was repealed. oriieof hats immediately became higher; and I!' Leather Tax were taken away, the public would ry. , t find the relief their expected. Mr. HART DAVIS had pledged himself to the snp poet of the• Sinking Fund, and could not vote for the repeater taxes which would go to destroy it. The Petition was then ordered tube printed. • CATHOLIC ►EIRP. Mr. CANNING moved that Mr. Agar Ellis and S7r J. Maehinto , sh he apprinted to bring in the WI for the re peal of so runch ulthe Act of the 3llth of Cis:tries Went to e:tclaste Catholic Peers frous sitting ia tire House of Lords. roost tAtra. Mr. SCAIMETT brought in the Bill for preventing the removal of the Poor, and mowed that it be read a third time. Sir IL WILSON said, that as he last year oprewed the Bill which the honourable and Learned tiontlenian in troduced, he now felt it right to take the earliest env: - tanity . to state that the present Bill met his entire dr_ probattom as he was convinced it must that of all pi ties. He could not set. however, how it was to avoid clashing with the Vagrant Acts Bill, which was now in the house, the provisions of which he considered to bevery pernicious. Some of the old laws remained in•force against mechanics and artisans, Who left the country Under the penult - / of MI-felting their cited rights. This might be remedied; and lie could net see hovi the BM >A% ~• t` ) _•i , - I Ir~