The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-06-18 00:00:00

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I; ' ' ' - • ritiltfilr ' • ' • HA -HOUSE, April ni, ISM. 'This day was published. embellished with a highly ilmishrd ETA ..I‘ . PLAN ofAIDITOATION..-Geotlesneo Mrhiii2oll. ' '4O; they vrettglit#lo.-Laiti • rra of Me limited Coat of William b 7 Mr- Smart, Mated by I. IL Cridaebeeki.alld w'' . trims. sematemed te pay tlitit terms for the 'Oaths Wks: f'.... •-• • - • . 0 a ad trodtos to tie soot ?atm a fee Melillo er his Head Writhes, prise es. Edges . ( their Bone, and, who way think it w Judea to': . . J 2he itaars . • '. .I' NE iliei pistiritted SP- .. . THE LIFE and EXTRAORDINARY ATP/EN- th eir , to redeem the impasse le properties to the weal peti • ' r sad °maiden of Leeds uu Z. 'MR/111 of SAMUEL DENUDER HAYWARD, de- general • of price seenilimed by the Bank's par the South ahleVatheadds, praying lei Agriculturol re- -1 Court of the said Compasy wit' Dominated the modem Mateselit. who sairersil at be Old, meat la I. li be informed of as Academic in a koolikT ' lief..-Laill'Oltlbe fah* mdeehall-street, on Wednesday, Daum °mock to the yerenoo , Bailey. on Teredey. November W. • MI; 'fertile of part, s op. ~. 1111. from Tows, where the Pupils are, Spy 1 . ;a mod ele d b on ch r t i t um w i t 1 8ariliarY t with an Address Is the ftleleg eamora urimi den: b. ol . 3 , .boat • shame, edacalegle every breath with as •.. ' - 'llligiagiton LS*l. .... the Imininent danger tote dreaded frets What is omen att . awl hoarded In as Invent aat as thee* . '3t4,iffil ' ' itl)olr.reettto Wee. the woad Ing "OS TOM TOW " •of the meld Company's Stack e• at Ae •• at Fifty Pena& a Year. -Neferelliti Mr. ooldlog , 1 for repealing so Commercial By macs WAN. - Jones, ." voMerimlase. - 'Statutes. ' rihdlip's tome was olletiolly lowa* W 44 414 jets. "It' at "T " Author of Life lo Leedom' ; Welke throe bßtk B . lama --•- • g a ; ex , ees Tuesday the lOth of July . D"' N and CO. COFFEE MART , Ns. 2, to be bi . Keteel_ 20 14 ..,_ite1e bei•er shake. H. was eeJci- . seer, Sal eit-rracer, Smew-attes, Leedom, Two -Doors ••••=,„_`• ' l4 " o _____.. la isilianNl l'ib2" l "r with rite other r n u on t h e sa id c omae' ', Published by SherwoOd, Neel', sad Joan, Patessotret , ' from Flestabarket. are selling the debt Dutch Coffee, roast- " 1 " 1 • Peewee Os-Imm Hose% for roifolotios• • y, will be ready to be deSvered r••• .. . seat. COLLINS'S PERFECT READY .RECKONER. tej, at :L i _,.,- Id, per l b .: finest Jamaica, ditto, gs.; Raw eelele tiatio sh : s e u eseouragieg made with Ame- n& r lb. less. Deserter sad Co. tare pursimued mini a , templet* rimirlati SIMI s- • • JOSEPH DART, geerrforg. The Day was published, prise only Is. lid. beeed, a mew st L. Go We a choice assortmeeted Am flairoerk Tams, vigalioa itt li l t maw' a Irma AIWA that Edition of • 9 HEAD. INN, E. PERFECT READY RECKONER, In MI- which the at at moderate priers, esti. of the most sapm weatiseleek ' u whale systmni slid filigeritoele` liar q . ' , 44,,5, Tavares. and Cofee-bettsa Keepeq4. 'cella. .Thir espealed thrice behdted as Of .. n arr. atrolt-Igrilt. . . ' F r i a"; mistslakl iCt i Wr graSa i ( " I e l h Li ii°l6 ' 'the i reee'lltl o ti 3 a oo oF7 itiarga:is Perliaileset big . it * pi chi E ~ t . *so SWIO ag esti. very To DOFER. DEAL. RAMS 4 l l' Ata ( Alit 401-6 7 twOmun k i 0 a '''' i tow wine* then . . -N.ll. The .. . Merchandise at HID Various Meer. from Owe Farthing to *applied see orders eiscated.-Lettert, - :.• ' . AND CANTERBURY. One Pound ; togethe- with various Tables et Interest, Cow- pro - mptly tee __,. : ''.;7'... 1 ••••-..A.Megh S T COACH - - - '7% . :;;;;y, Heathen, and J. Coffi-i-a. •, • . . Arad would r e sult from this clear- rut from He above Ise :- By THOMAS COLLINS. antes at atittperthe laws, the Acts were T, Deg. Dug. Ramsgate, Margate, Loudon ... Printed for Baldwin, Cradoek. and Joy, Pater- ' IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. so nameroalis, that ar eat el people get their livelihood ad Sandwich new post coach, nester-row ; and kept ea MI. by every Matsoner through- dr , JAtESON, HAT MANUFACTURER: 5 8 . honestly, he would admit, bat etill is a manner wiskii ' past awes e'efett. oat the Country. ILJe Biridean. solicits the public patronage in favour of formed as additiosal butthem. for which all nesessitv kidded preferesee gives te the •.• By an improved mode of printing. • math greeter a BEAVER HAT. of matchless quality . It livery light and wou ld now b e remove d. b y te m pt( m ete h aata w h at t h e n orwthsesesdseg 00 es.sliall quantity of matter is got into a page thaa ie the pretsding pleasant le the head, nor will rata ever Injure it, brrieli conid . and what they could not do The first 4 Y • ' MillimerWillimatheAnkrellid. edition, while by an satire mew ripe. espremely east for the %VAT'S PISSOV. The eolenr, which is unchangeable in any ce . ad Bills wou l d r e all thin; Acts with the all eadt ie r - Oposer. sioni, Sitaagbliaelle, work , He Scares are meek simmer to she era ia order to climate, is • most beautiful black • the shape the most hard- Ron et thm whieb related to jewels. In adopting this WM a g pase-7. sad aftersose. insure ameisey, it hes beat stereet i and. wkorkor f or some ever mm, which it will retain to the last. The adults- WO, Tram Belein. Pastry ., beauty of uluen tt ue , t w ili t , of or variety of in- Uri these Bats possess over all others, ma" give aim a system it had sot bees thought proper to depart front nee*. Doeuhantar, Dartaidtillt, formation,. n• other work of the torte's eater late the small- dee m ed i ift r e ,,,,,,,._p r i e , only 23. . .. MI great principle of the Navigation itself, that of giv- !r2g. at ervalt.tbroart Haellos, est competition with it. To be bad poly of the Manufacturer. C. Jac-neon. ail, jog it a prefereac! in all cases, and ccasiderieg it_ as _. -.. -._ ..._. li A ►irrtets y,_will ' . MM. these Hats possess led prefereneo.—Price Us. be had Only of the Manitracturer, ACKSON, Barbleae, near the City Repository.—No unpaid letter re ' rewired. TO TRE NOBILITY, LADIES AND GEN I'LEMEN. VET TRIIIiFITT, of No. 2, WellinEton-rtrret, VY • IYaterloo•Bridge. Strand, begs leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen. that his extensive and idealred rooms, with every 'liftable aecemmodstion, are aat apart for CUTTING and DRESSING HAIR. W. T. Opilla twenty years extensive practice in the Beau Made. and aided by the most able assistants. is enabled to a nnirsad Cut sod Dress Hair, la a style of superior and fashion. Ind tile•iteasen desiring to dress for Balls. Plays, OP/Vii'. mid lea, will find In W. T. a valuable eagabition from his Immediate acquaintanse with the cos tame OrtflgUrY on those occasions. N. B. W. T. is constantly supplied with Freneb, Italian, and English Perfemery ratite Arse quality. ai assaa.throngli Boa ßoo Bard, illoahiridge, Basingstoke,, r. Wit. Pekareit, Tamarlay, Paingtirtell, poss-oassit vratylelfastata.- Intriesea, Newsomelift !MOW said lasi& post-eoosk, envy after-I is rood. , VOLUME CIE lIIATEUE ISMS. 1111 s.tef 41el p bli e tta b lesiltife.10.11,1111%st i r xi a . ted s ‘Lith . abetel and UNIVERSAL CATECHIST. or TEXT 1. BOOK of the Chief 'lrma:hes of Beane Knowied" in Question sad Answer, for the visor iterksilbs. By JAM= lIITCHBUL. L This Volume is offered to the falosigaitiOng ainsve esses of the United Klngdos‘r. sealthin sod perfect book of Its kind. • it compulllie Soleil state of kw,- ledge in the principle Arta I.IIIIIIIMIS, gilfeationsly sup pressed. It is. siorsover. plated I. es Ay new. and much improved forte, the Qnsedons being Red, end the Answers Issnisek. with ossforon it a flegre•of unequalled clearness end ganee Ne school-book le the language is at the acme tls vieriched with so greet a misty of attrac tive and instnsethre Engravings. The following are Use subjects successively treated of in this Volume, In distiset and comets Catechisms :-••• A RCHITECTV RS HISTORY OP GSM* Arra:mm*lr Rows Acourncs BOTANY Ha ITISII CONITTIVTION Csingrrev Cunonocoes CIVIL Law CRIMIN•L , LAM ~ "~I " Nelson," . . - 71 liroiosf►Tics IcrasoLoar Bl►axerrsx Mscsknics e. Howdee'end DOneaster post- Cross Keys. llarliet-place. 00, and %about coach, every and UMW pet roe* every retna Green, Ants, Dumfries, Mar, Kiln, Carlini:pa, Kingswell, reset:loath daily. ,ety Two Pewee per lb. mutton expedition sf this eels% agreeable sad templets publri d, being enegealled foyer/ sdier. *rough, Sillies sad Ifintinglion *Teeing ; to b lthy. Louth, on eta quarter sir. post coaches, through Chippen• Newsbury and Reading, trrlve at Mr. May's. the Grey- Undo* Tavern, Thomas-street, nine. th, Dorchester, Blandford, Bails- Basingstoke. Bartford-bridge. low post east* every Wadoes t. r . Melds, fisoderlead„,...Nasy- Alb* b e y wa y a, guard bwonder( by way of Newark, ridge, Tedeester, Derthwriee. orpeth, and Berwick. Pasaangers, and on the journey, may rest ,then proceedon without any ad- , iimitsford. Stowe, Stafford, and side post-coach. (only one night at five o'clock, to tise Saracen's erpool, next evening. on new four Inside week thrones marn, Parton, Lydington, Pommy, iry, Hungerford, Newbury and Whit/heves Post-Coach: goes and all the way • passes through t-bridge, Rich mond. Catteriek, Aberford, Ferrybridge, New- Stamford, }henry, Greethem and morning, and performs the Jour; ty. Passengers detained on the have the peculiar advantage lu the next coach. _ . sets out *very 'Demon at three le only, and passes through Wars to and Dasentry, to the Saracen'. ghaot, next wonting at half-past Ihrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead vening. :.reds light post coach, sets out and passes through Baidock, 41, Greetham, Grantham, Bantry, r, Newark, Itetford, Doncaster, Ides Tdon, Leeds, next afternoon. mpton, Lymingtos, Winchester, d-bridge, Blackwater, ■nd Bs/r -oach, every morning at eight; and Horses, Southampton, by lightful conveyance to the Isle of r, St. Haloes, Havre de Grace, hove catch hope to receive a con hich has hitherto been experienced , f the " Union." No racing with Liverpool light coach, only one g four inside, sets out daily atone; afternoon at seven, through Wo ,nopton, Welford, Lotterworth, ehdeld, Stone, Newcastle, Knots esent. new light post conch, every after- rector., Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, Clarstaag post-coaches, every af tges lo Leeds, Doncaster. Ferry• per lb. CO. respectfully arqsalat their thin they wiU got be account lowers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, .reds value, if lost, stoles, or d• t such. sad the lasursoce paid fo to's Head los. ilsow4lll, Londe'. M) er bron2ht into nk by the ne, to equal PEEDE'S Celebrated u PILL:. for the speedy, safe, and LURE ' ' ill its inslntaatine forms, mad the Ravage% it dai.y wakes oa the illy, these Pills Cant in SO short * May a manner, as to warrant him amass, that NO dart M the system Mess TIM Id.. at 43, Liquorpood-mrsel. Les (erred, the Doctor (epees to Curs xi sem, or raters the bleary; so ban will be No PAY. 'Alban maid( Of whilst, by Id. %Amos,. MINIM EutcraiciTT Eirromoi.oer MYTHOLOGY NJTu•AL PITLOGOPHY Optics OlNIT$Ol4l43lr 131100111. PUT PIITIIOI.OIIIT GLOOM. tin GI • Priv memo limeurytir -Poweeet, .glaseasetettlit Hilmar or 'armee, Ziemer Beteg Thirty-me several Catesltbar, via Two liturfrett Engravings. Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. Bridge-street; and to be had of J. Cumming, Dublin • Sti r ling and Slade, Edinburgh ;H. Mosley, Derby, sad of Booksellers. Also, Just Published. GOLDSVITIeIIBIOGIAPIIIICAL CLASS BOON, 7s. Nicuousosis M sc., Ms hay, 70. 6d. Joatames 0 or CLASSICAL LITIALTOIIII, 62. THE only Article that really prevents the Homan Hair failing off, or Turning Grey, Is ROWLAND'S hIACASSAR OIL, The virtues of this Oil prevents the Hair turning grey m tilling of, la cases of siehmees.emememloadkelfrul, trouble. anxiety of mind. hassaoseoly es.lbe. and produces • lexarient growth on the boldest places ; produces whiskers, eye-brows, Be. . Oo CMMrsas' hair it predoces wonderful effects..-it eradicates the daadrlt extremely easy, and cleanses at the same ti t r h o e f igrowth. and beauti fies the hair. An Infant may vs it a ppl ied with the great est safety. This Oil never talis top a soft, smooth, and heedful gloss, which renders the hair inimitably ele gant: on artificial hair it will produce the same pleasing ef ' feels. la Sea as adding strength, affording nourishment, exciting to luxuriant growth, and brilliantly ornamenting and embellishing the human hair, the Proprietors of the Ma cassar Oil can with truth aver, it has not its equal in the world I And the distinvised unction it has received from III•yel and illustrious Personages, and the flattering testi monials they have received of its elleacy, places this decla ration above suspicion. Price is. dd.; 75.; 105.6 d.; and one Guinea per bottle. Also, IiOWLANDIi ESSENCE OF TYRE. By merely wetting the Hair with this Preparation, the Pro prietors warrant to produce immediately a perfect change in RED or GREY HAIR, WHISKERS, EYE-BROWS, dze. to a beautiful glossy and permanent Brows or Black, imi tating the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye the more durable. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with ease and secrecy. Priem 44. ; 7s. ed.; and 10s. Od. Sold by the Sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirby-street, the first turning on the right in Hat ton-garden. Holborn, London ; end, by appolotinant. by Messrs. Hendries„Titchborne-street ; Mr. Smyth, 117, Gat tie and 19erbe, 87 ; Holmes, 108,; D. Riggs and Son, 33 ; Ihevenot, 7, New Bond-street; Delarold. Old Bond-street; Bayley and Blew,. Coeksper.street ; Berry, 17; Johnstone, 16, Greek-street ; Barclay, Fleet-market; Butlers, 4; J. J. Mtge, 63. Cheepside ; Stradling.; Nix, Royal-Elchange ; Sanger. 160, Oxford-street: Low, 330; Prost, 339, Strand; Newberry. and Sons, 43; Edwards, 66. St. Paul's Church yard ; Johnstone, SS; Tilts, 41, C,ornhill. Ask for Rowland's Oil, or Revised's Dye, and pence arty observe the Signature on the label to each bottle, as Impostors sign their trash, A. Rowlandsn; the Genuine is signed " A. ROWLAND and SON." BY his Majesty's Roye I Letters Yeti:sc.—i.e.-link; Pilule Salnterim, justly famed for curing. In all its Stages. a Certain Disease. One smell PHI is • Dose ; and the taking of one box. in a recent ease. will soon convince the Patient albs certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing can he better eontrived, more safe, or noreconvenlent than this remedy. for suds as are obliged to go jemmies or to sea. as it needs so tosilogisest or restraint of Diet: sad 130 years experiences (la aseslenelve practice) has proved that it will elect a Com when seposted sollestlos ad all other methods avail sothkie. For the Scurvy and other ehroaleal disorders. tali Modeles has at its parallel. Up wards of 40.00 U persons, of loth Maus. have Ow rallsidly cored of the above cruel disoolgre, +IMO the last eight years. Prepared sad sold by tho solo Proprietors. T. Tay- L on and son, Bergamo:at ask hail% Mx S. New linage street, is boxes of eel le. W. two, disk issioded. N.B. Two boob dais ad SiMals tier pas*. et sight. lboy smoke sold by Ogle eillb sepias a. .dl Mr. at Ille. Hepburn's T 1411.41Molarmit t Mr. bgaseles, 7. Flsbotreit ill, seedy gyrate *Moog meet t et Mr. Ibuttees„ Eiligheitgh ' • ;Ir. Hewbery% Debits: and by on. peaty is agrysooslitaabio Pooh In Great Britain sod kolas& sti look to passim tialsg the above. Of other of tha PciprloNts soodishisby- Glees and series! weaknesses cured, and letters, pailyold, glowered. • its the published list, by the Royal Collep of Looks. .i LOOHING GLASS SI; and PURNITURE.—Seer raI large Slloollfo HARD PLATES, are now on sale, at Coop's. sad Sossea ltlassfaelory. *X Bishops gate-street. Withisrassisit the boar. shisittes Moira tsly adapted for largo drew esti elesant drawing rooms. A assimsbasild Effie!~ Chimney, Pier, l and Metal tree's, with lillawelasses e f /apart or &doer and brilliancy I the prices reason' beyond aU former preiedent Plate Masi for Whitlows. Carriages. *c.—This article may alit be manallaohirod se MO as 120 by 72 Inches, 120 by Peter to any gloss tilostsifisis‘ 1440110**Geadffsf!s of Hotel• attentioa, Wi iith . the greliter advt.' Is the aarge. . _ liv e :=Tverod to any pert of tbs Idiom Wary or expose. of packing. JOHN BURGESS and SON , bein g apprised of the numerous endeavours made by many persons to im pose • spurious article for their make, feel it Incumbent upon them to request the attention of the Public in purchase inn what they conceive to be the original, to observe the name and the address corresponds with the above ;—the ge neral appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the unguarded. and for their detection, J. B. and SON sub mit the following cautions:—some are is appearance at first sight "The Genuine," Mut without any name or address ; some " Bu anass's Essence of Anchovies :"—others, " Bu a aiss's"—and many more without address. JOHN BURGESS and SON haying been many years honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every sentiment of respect towards the public, and earnestly so ileit them to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive to be of their make, which they hope will pre vent many disappointments. • BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. for general purposes, hav ing given such great satisfactioa, continues to be prepared by them. and is recommended as a most useful and conve nieet Sauce. Will keep good in all climates. Warehouse, 107, STRAND, corneroftheSavoy-steps,London. (Tug ORIGINAL FISR-SAUCIL WARSIIOOSI.) " Tllll6th of NEXT MONTH, (hita) The trand Sammy Lottery begins dewiest. and TEN CAPI TALS must be drawn is the first Ten Minutes, the whole Ten may be pined for a Risk of Nineteen Pounds ; for by the plan adopted, a Whole Ticket will ultimately only cost It. IBs. and a Sixteenth only Four Shillings, as is explained in the Schemes, which are given gratis. Tickets and Shares are selling by BISII, Stock-Broker, 4, Cornhlll, and 0, Charing-Cross. London ' • and by his Agents, who, in the last Teo Months, have sold Two Prizes of 20.0001. and Thirty lye other Capitals. Present Price of a Ticket is 21/. 18s. and If returned on or before the 26th JULY. 201. may be received bark, though it may be draws a Blank, small Prize. er indrawn; so that the most that can be lost Is 11. 18s. after having had a chance for all the Ten Capitals, which Newt be drawn, and those which may besides ; and the most which can be lost bye Sixteenth is Four Shillings ; other Ilharesla proporttoo, after having.had the same chance as the Wholollohots.—The Scheme contains TWO or 30,00U1.!—TWO or 90.0001.! &c. &e. Consols and Money. s.a The Prices of Stotts are affixed hourly against DISH'S Office, In Cornhlll, by which the Public may see the Sae tuations. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. MosDAT,Jurds 17. The Bishop of EXETER, presented a petition from some Parish in Exeter, againgt the Catholic Peers' Bill, —Laid on the table. Th. Duke of RUTLAND presented similar petitions from the Mayor, Bailiff, sod Corporation of the Boroagh of Leicester, and from the Aldermen of the Borough of Oraotham.—Laid on the table. Lord EXMOUTH presented a petition to the same effect, from the Parish of Dawlish, in the county of De.. mie.—Lald on the table. The Bishop of CHESTER also presented aye pa dtimss from parishes In his Diocese against the we Bill. The Earl of HA RE WOOD promoted a Pedalo* teem the We'll., Ilaatifactarers and Merchants resident io' Lonatto, against the Duty on Foreign Wool.--Laid on the table. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented I pliant Item the greed of Glasgow sad Ayr, again* MP Vs Welk Peers . Bill.—Lekt on th e test. Bishop of St. DAVID'S presented eight : petition 09 the same effect frees Maori's is his Dinmee.—Laid the tattle. ' The Ilferquee of LANSDOWNE presented artitlen from Chas. Augustus Busby . architect, complaints( that his plans bad not received from his Majesty's O. MMOINiaI ig cases, _-.. censideriog is _ the great nursery for our seamen is time of war. Dist in the application of thisimineiple regard must be had to circa:attain:es. The first pnnelple of oar Navigation Laws was, that no goods could be imported from Asia. Africa, and Miseries. save in British ship*. TIN second, that all the European countries u4lit bring their own goods in iheir own ships. The first had been infringed by the Intercourse Aet of 1786, by which th- United States cf America were put on the same footing as Euro pean countries. This however did not effect the other parts of Asia, Africa, and America. Great changes had taken place shire that period, and it was clear that the lAmerican trade could never again be treated on the oar- Jew principle of colonial trade. The present sesames lifikuTd open a direct intercourse between this country ,sgid all the independent States of South Miseries, what qer might he their denominations and their relatirros. - :,Wklt respect to the rest of Asia, Africa, and America, k • ' loft the law as it originally stood, that was to says that No — goods should he brought directly from those coat- Ides. except iu British ships. There was this sew pro on, however. that other vessels would be allowed to Wog from Europe the produce of Asia, Africa, sod America, presided it was not. fur home eoissuneption, but for exportation. The result would be to keep as close as it was practicable to the principles of the Navigation • Laws, and and the great object, to make this rountr:, as mach as possible, as entroot for all the merehandise of the world. There was no other limit to the export*. tion of her maeufaetores, than the means of payment posse-mad by (magnets. it wreathes, levessoolvoot of returns which ceased the dist/sea of which our asonisfac toren bad eomplaised.'ind which operated as a check oa the extension of our trade. This consideration had induced his Majesty's Government to give op those nar row notions, that by limiting the trade of another coun try ws benefitted our owe. The contrary was the feet. Any increase of wealth which we gave to another country, was gives to onrselves. We afforded it the means of paying for our manufactured goods, and by augmenting its prosperity, we eoereased our own. It was on these grounds that he trusted their Lordships' would agree to the second reading of these Bills. The Earl of HAREWOOD acquiesced in what the Noble Earl had stated, that the more we favoured the trade of other countries. the more we benefitted our own. This would, however, be still more likely, if all coun tries were placed oft the same footing as to the price of manufactures. He therefore trusted that in one instance at least, -if this free trade were to go :a, his Majesty's Ministers would not object to remove the ditty on the importation of foreign wool, which compelled oar ma aufacturers to raise their price. The Ancient Commercial Statutes Repeal Bill, the Em. portetion of Goods Bill. and Navigation Act Amend ment Bill were then read a second time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow. •ILCRICAN Earl BATHURST, in moving the second reading of the West India Trade Bill, briefly explained the nature of the measure, which was to allow the trade now car ried on indirectly with the United States, to be carried on directly ; laviag at the same time such a duty on the produce of the - United States. as would not amount to a prohibition, but • would protect that of our own Colo. ntes. It would plate all the Independent States of South America on one and the seine footing, to import into the West Indies the produce of those respective countries. The second Bill, would allow lacer and other articles of Colonial produce to be exported from the West Indies direct to European ports. This was not a new enactment, an Act to a similar effect having been passed in the reign of George 11., but the objections which had applied to that measure bad been removed from the present. The Marquess of BUTE did not rise to oppose the motion, bat to mil their Lordships' attention to the trade, which be thought the present measures were vac clamed to increase. When a Bill was brought in to ge the manufacture of anger. be thought that it should have been accompanied by one to register slaves ie the West Indies. He knew that it bad been recom mended that regulations of that kind should be left to the Colonies themselves. had been done, and some islands bad passed Registery Bills, of the elliciescy of which, however, strong doubts were entertained. He was ready to contend that the right of passing such Bills belonged to Parliament, and be trusted that his Majesty's Ministers would give some pledge on the sub"- Jett. Th. Colonial Trade and the West Indian and Sem& can Trade Bills were the. read a second time, sod or dered to be committed to•monow. BANKRUPT laws. . - The Bankrupt Joint Ceemaimion Bill west tbisitib s Committee, and we repoeted.-.—Adjoureed. . • . 7. 7, • ' I ' • - NOM OF UOUMONS. - theillaPOßT pelimeall Petition froze the is. 'haWdaats at Leaseater. ase die flare boa Corporation Ott teeieelstag, eplastehe l'agaileeasieg Bill.—Ordered Whit primed. ti.0.40t0 . )k. OUVII bees Newark. cal ked tile • aresieCr i the= l e .the evils nudist fateiggi premieres et Aligillargetleas.—erdered to be Plielg‘ • • ilk IL MAW pose me ladder' teem the Ch.. ber of Commerce. Dahlia, praying dist the Howie will revise the late :splodges seeped rebid:* to the Salt i f „ • .