The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-06-25 00:00:00

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Yung, Wilkie's:to, at fair sad med s esibr osi tilles for reedy money only. Pur- of a Justice of the Tepee ; seal the names of ail permite 4 Mn. Eland. bliss Dearth. BMW/OW Wendt& Plates, 185. chasers et tuner a t m upwards see supp li ed it the whose bums were peadahned orere•directed to be stack NITABLINOMI fat NNW eenseetly In vise public attend oe le la Impose sad atelier advertagee which compose Coloured. Sts. Proofs aid coloured. 91. ie. . chest prier. the mega of which will appear from the an the * arc h ihan ts . edr dhliallethilliteharactee:-A large Matsui Capital. in Published by W. Berthoud, jam. OS, Regent's-quadrant, follow's; state:seat :-,• Several vette& amendments basing bap made, the • alias to es•Fende draws from Ineemem. aftrd dm Mocaillpy. Retail Pelee. Chid Pelee. Preamble was agreed to. the base resumed, and sopiest awe Mluclassaity to Elefferers. The dieposltlon•of days. la a few d In Two thick Vonore., mu. Good comm.. : . per lb. per lb Od. es. 6d . .... lis. . the Report was ordered to be received oh Wednesday • Mt Mangenthee beet pace with their mamas. Blur-revs NAP() I. EONIN E X I L E.-By B. E. mat Dina, •• . .„. 7 8 „ n c t , .„ ~ o s , 4,4, ' ant ' • : . Yeausaina Issesonsbere suocht Protemine In the Cor :rev flooshang ••fp •o • 85. Od. .... 75. ad. Lord ELLENROROUGH wished to know whether it Uremia :mod base food It. Ctuns have lioao pekl a+ Olga .. ._°_,.Mahl". Esq. his l at e Sergeoll• was the iatentioa of the Noble and Learned Earl no 4a:um% Tease Dumas and Formicaiciatvra and ,•• • r:•,.. la" Parasol at antis, de erolre tot! . t es quo le . _Fine d_isto. _....... . ;,‘ • •., LmooTiorr ha onosiod o w l , e l ip oi st i mmt . ~...u4eur 0 4.eara leer dirt relati viatica ala , p . ostuon ma Jo Very Fllle Otte lOs. Od. ... Os. N. the Woolsack to take the mita of the house ageie ort t•:•• . • TOT • admix ....:-. , . f ow of Leo e o n,. oo kk 4,„i,,, Ie me truer. et- sec seeduteks qua jet conserve. Gad Grees...4 its. Od. .. . 75. 4d. the Retrospective time, Slog the Lima should bete. Exempt I,e 96 Jolliet. 1818. NAPOLEOX. Flee dtt1ie,.........4 9l. Od. a 10e. Ss. 3d. a its. Sd. calved ? g la r V otoom m ooo es 1.1"16 sime mo : 4l6 "b oso ... billilli e d..l. 4 l, B %" l" p eraoos re bl/46 ::: Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Hall Very Mae • sow time rewrote „ nog o i lba b o a d e mt to n n e ,. Court, Ludgate-street& ' Or d en f rom 08 • 10 14 10001 •Plaied by a meittues• in ' hocould relarther lb, :would hi/it . • • ' • -guidon, t not say faithfully Irma ' . .• *awes all aoctlO per Clant. la ernseennesme heeli been Just published. In Enemy Ike. price Is. N. B. A Tetra, it pound the smallest quantity sold. the sense of the house upon it , se that might tispen , l '," •, on the countenasee which Lis opposition might re• Mimi/ELT PAIR TO AU. PEINDIIS who lauelieistioneji hi- , rirlHE DEA l'H-RE• t CON FE •SIONS of the late • .1= 1 0 ••• Irsus• IF" Ammi 01 _,"'n m• e r ik r",„,_."" A COUNTESS of OU ERNS ET, to 1.. 4DY ANNE ..- • • •--- es. *MIL ben been velee7alll ol ` "1 ' c '''"""" 11••••••• • developing a Series of Mysterious Transit:does P L PARLUMENT. - --a.-- "- ig,uolliserseas Moored. within dm. yesin , - - an Im. oneneete d . with the most Illustrious Personages la the ' . .....-..au-- HOUSE OF COMMONS. roam adibotogo *bleb etc Mat . 011ee Maas. Kingstsm. NO OPILORDS, MONDAY, JORtlit Aratie ea them priatiples es ealetereepted , . To white ere added. -",- • - • • • mi moscr. lireesey and modest a eneemengt net Met the Tam Q—'s tare Larne To ram K-.--„weltara a tme ea nrwinevas. 'begossair * C.•••• 711 1• 0110 i ts d ev. •" Dora before Hoe 11---ria•Desia, sod other Aettlili, . • was heard at the its of tile_ Halm sonsi e sos S jsro gia umbil ehe ts i 3ise. rat kgs ion sitn eaus bef ud ore tit t°4 4 . • _ go Illtp • - iled- n ei st ' 7:1 ''''' Ps ''' ie .B . B • 29 wtineleaCllieettrr ll 4 Out: laTtee - r - if Lords to Itea - riaitgires to term* . • . per that has been secretly wounding yew bee. am Petition by Lots RIDIEDALL. on behMt silk •• So babiad, eased sebum and empty pro- Vide TUX COVOTESeII NARRATIVE. • hssinas. . 'Published by John Fairborn. 'roadway% Uteirste•hiU.. 1 !.. f that are" Ea a Bill a" pending befit Wires the Sesames retuned. be announeed that th e ' nos■• Thetas 'W . a ee , NEW MUalic 53•1 Gee. 111. reldivefte the Earobseate of Amenities." Dudes Repeal (Ireland) Act, the Vagraist Laws Amend- ' I sad me-bolls, RlMais autilillesuiu:' JURT PUWLINHEIy. time celebrated CA RLTOK After tbe - Learsoll Counsel bast argued for a consider. meat Att. nod amoral private Acts. =ll Lever Castles Tom. QC 4.IDIULLES 1111 of at the Greed Fete et the s m n time Is clear sa d m in i um l angur , aga i nst the Mr. MONEY briaght is a Bill for continuing the Wia. Illeelg Se, clty-reed. Opea-llosect, forth, the benent of the safer's( Irish. dedicated Bill. and polated'oet its minhievoaktendency. if passed Coasdag and Bellastiar Acts upon the river Themes.- . lobo Jobless.-- Jos. Rawilas__, ... Themes Stogie- - IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. •To be had at Redden and Co.'s New Music, Theatrical and i ' he eliesid red It til ad therefore eenpt on to e as y. a be shoold move that theferther consideration of it be post- ford. expressing the gratitude of the petitioners for the • ft JACKSON, HAT MANUFACTURER; Masquerade Warehouse. 33, St. James's-street, where all 58 ' New Musical Publications may be had. Opera Boxes, &e. posed until Wodollacily. repeal of the Window and Hearth Duties, and cow- . phoning of the collection of the Salt llnties. Also a Vie harblean, solicits the public patroaagela fa-roar JO . IORTAL ASSENT. • . • similar petition from the Salt Manufactotrem of Tonga% s SIAVER HAT, of antelsiese quality, It ta very light and E LIIIMILE PLAN of FIDUCA . I DUN.-Bentieusen At a quarter to fuer,o'olock the Loan Coasoluatt. both of *kick 'reordered to be printed. • pleanatave the bead, nor will rain ever injure it, being who have been accustomed to pa,.: high terms for the 1.- Earl of the 1 1- The house went w into a Committee upon Sir 3 1o ma 'Gum Pear. Tice colour, which Is astbaagoable is any Education of their Sons, and who ma y think it a justice to ELM as his Mi to Commiselosers, and gave he climate, is almost beautiful black ;the sbape la most heed- their Families to reduce the *spasms ia proportion to the , Doyle's Divorce Bill. Mr. Harrison and WC. Phillips some ever sees, wid th It will retain to the last. The 'dm- general reduction of price occasioned by the Bank's pay- I assent to fallunubir mu : -th e Irish Malt attended as Counsel at the liar, mod esatnined rime DS " Bill, tam them Rats poss.ws over all others, mast give then e meat i n gold, way he iaformed of sn Auden)), in a healthy Bill, ty.. the kali Ma Am Inte..rc..ours e after which the report was received, and the third rem,- decided refessoose-Price only Pas. part, *bout 13 miles from Town, where the Pupils are, for the Anc i ent S tatutes Repeal Bill, the ift. flied for wodomar neat. To belted ealy of the Menefacturia C. Jaceson , 68, about half the charge, educated in every branch with as Rate of lowest the ILArletsial Trade 'll. the Ira. r" Mr. LUSHINOTON' laid upon the table return, Barbican, smut the City Repository.-No unpaid latter re- much attention, and hoarded in as liberal a manner as those portatioa of the Navigation Laws Ameiid- which had been moved for by as Hon. Member opposite, nodal - as to the number of informations in the Exchequer. mug 1e.i...r vvvp MONTH_ fincy't The resod J°°", 17, AT"erla - lane. - The retail's_ as far es rewarded Meotlark,l_ were shed., uti opposii Exehega. The returhs, as far SS regremied Ncotlaod. were toads uii according to the terms of the order. With regard to those for Ragland, he had a letter from tba. King's Re minbrancer. stating that the accounts could not ha made up for some dart. Hr. LALCRAPT • presented a petition from the Ssft Adrentorars ofOreenoek against the whole of the S.ttt Tax. He trusted that the Right lion. Gent. op,;,osite would reconsider his determination, and dispense wit!' the whole of the tax. : Ten lith of NFX MONTH. (J oo) Tbo frond Summer Lottery begins. drawing. otm‘ Trit CAPI TALS mum be drawn is the lest Tea Wisees liss whole Tea say be gained for • Risk of Nineteen Posed, ; for by the plan adopted. a Whoie Ticket will ultimately only cost If. IS.. and a Sixteenth only Four Sbilllnes, isle explained In the Schemes. which are given gratis. Ttekets and Shares are gelling by BISH. Stock-Broker, 4, Cornhill, and 9, CherlasCross. London; and by his Agents. who, In the last Two Wienths, kayo sold Two Prises of 90,000. and Thirty- Ste ether Capitals. Present Price of a Ticket is 211. Ids. and If ?untried es or before the 26th JULY. 201. may be received bank, though it may be drawn a Blank. small Prise, or 'indrawn ; so that the most that can be lost Is If. lee. after begin; had Al ebille4l for all the Tea Capitals, which mast be drawn, turd those which may besides ; and the most villa eon be lost by a Sixteenth Is Four Shillings; other Rhumb proportion, after having bad the ass chance as the Whole Tiekets.—Tbe Scheme costal*, TWO of 30,0001.1—TW0 of 90,0001.1 fkat. 4ke. Consols and Mosey. et Week, are alawatlaaarly sintiast BMWS net i l d r• orahill, by which ad Mlle May MO the Sue -last4atia. • TSPORTSM EN.—W. WEDS I Eft Ilas the J. honour to Inform Noblemen. Gentlemen. sad Sportsmen in general. that his Improvements on FORSYTH's ROL LER MAGAZINE LOCKS, for which he has obtained a Patent, have rev the most decided approbation of numeroas Sportsmen and Men of Seiesee, who have kindly permitted him to refer Gentlemen to them, for proofs of its great supe riority over those of Forsyth and Co. His Improvements have been submitted to the severest trials, and every leconvenleee• In those on former constructions is found to be completely re moved. For those Gentlemen who may wish an additional proof, W. W. has convetiences on his own premises for the 'Discharge of Fowling-pieces with their proper charge. His Improvements may be applied to the Guns of any maker.— Webster and'Co., Gun-makers, 122, Regent-street, sear slangh‘,.. 11, ..oelliat . Attorney Bill, cognizance. Bill, th e Agrantilows' Bill, and forty-four Private Bills. "' .. _ ' Met Laws. Negroes Petitions/Me presented against the Cu.. Importation Laws Aineelbnewt Bill, from Imams sad oc cupiers of land its thineawnties of Somerset, Steffeedg Suffolk, Nortiunyase, Pat, Gloucester, Warwick, end and York, by the Marquess of BATM, the Earl of STRAIDIDROIER. the Earl of WISTIIOIII2LAND. the Mar. gnats of CANDIX. die Doke of Basurewr A , and the Earls of Eastman/vie sad Allgilintf. Wed. sad laid on the table. • The Tosser) Dalgesitepeal Bill was read atilleillelem and palmed. . • staan-IPAT. The Earl of DAOLPILIIT promoted Wiplableb .- Henry te lt Henry Derides Pik luting that his esimbiliereeit half-psy as Lieu . the N. had been sway from him by Beard of Admiralty. lipiiimpl - .key of a verdict &galas! him le atrial for a - "l' . . be -aimed sup peeve as. been obtained by perjary..—He testontlee of his commission Mr. CIJRWEN took this opportunity of astinz the Right Hon. (lent. whets this question was to come fore tin house? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that he should have been most happy to bring forward the question this evening; bat an Han. and Learned deviate, whose motion stood on the paper, of course et pouted that the orders of the day would necessarily git .way to it. He should therefore wish to fix it peremp torily for Friday next. But he most sly, that when ha brought the *object forward, he should take a ditfer.nt 'Ttairefits swim farm that declared by the Hon. Mem ber for Wareham. The entire abandonment of the tat would do more Injury to particular interests, than it would de g~oood te the public. Mr. CALCRA FT anticipated, that when the Budget came forward, the income of the country, would be found to be in a most nourishing state, and be trusted, therefore, that the lion. Gentleman would yet see Isle justice of relieving the pnhlic from the tax altogether. Mr. J. WILLIAMS and Mr. Cuawxx made a few obser- vations to the same effect. r OOKINO GLASSB , .i and FURNITUKH.—Neve .4 ral- large SECOND HAND PLATES. are new Oa safe, at COOP'S and Sesee Manufactory, 91, 111shopti-1 gate-street, Withle.—Some of the larger sties are admire bly adapted for large diatzur-reome and e/wwweterowlap rooms. A large assortment of rich finished Chimney, Pier, and Choral frames, with New Glasses of superior colour brilliancy ; the prices reduced beyond all former precedent. Plate Glass for Windows, Carriages, te.—This article may also be manufactured as high as 130 by 72 Inches, 120 by 00, or to any given dimensions. Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels and others; will find this Warehouse deserving attention, from its extensi vcVa riet y o fe 'melt ent Cabi net a nd Chair Work. The upholstery arrangements display some new swinteris of pegoi„.r neatness and elegance, with the still greater advan tage of ec , ,aciasy in the charge. Furniture del.rered to any part of the country, without risk of injury or expenze of packing. iLaniskije , and half-pay. - Viscount MELVILLE had so objection to the Pen. tioo being rereiverl. The Board of Admiralty had taken away the Petitioner's commission and half-pay, i• con. sequence of the verdict ratnroed againg him in • Court of Justice. It was true that be lead since obtained a Demurrer in the Court of King's Bench, but not under circumstances which could induce Coe Board to consider him entitled to the restoration of his rank. The Petition was then read cad laid on the table. PATMISTS. The petition writs ordered to be printed. 111 r. S. RICE presented a petition from she Grand Jo ry of the county of Kerry, complaining of the unequal a:)- pliention of tatation to lands Ireland. After a few words from Mr. Chichester, Sir J. New port, and tioulburn, the petition was laid upon the table. Mr. S. RICE gave notice, that on Thursday the 4th of July be should move certain resolutions,, founded upon the Fourteenth Report of the Commissioners for en quiring into the Courts of Justice in Ireland, relative to the conduct of the Lord Chief Boron. JOHN BURGESS and SON, being apprised of the numerous endeavours made by many persona to im pose a spurious article for their make, feel it incumbent opens them to request the attention of the Public in purchase lag what they conceive to be the original, to observe the name and the address corresponds wi i h the above :—the ge neral appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive , the tinguerdeJ, and for their detection, J. B. end So,, sub mit the following cautions :—some are la appearance at first sight "The Genuine," but without any name or address some " Buangss's Essence of Anchovies :"—others, " Hue oises"—and many more without address. JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every sentiment of respect towards the public, and earnestly so licit 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 S WEE, for general purposes. har ing given such great satisfaction, continues to be prepared by them and is recommended as a most useful and et:wee niest Sane.. Will keep good in all climates. Warehouse, 107, Sri AND, corner of theSavoy-steps,London. (TIIG ORIGINAL. FISII-sauce WARRHOITSN.) Mr. HUTCHINSON presented a petition from Mr. Rowley Caudle*, complaining of abuses in the Record Office in Ireland. Ordered to lie upon the table. Mr. HUME said, that the petition contained an all.- gation which demanded enquiry. CANADA TRAMt. Mr. WILMOT broneht up the Report of the Canada Trade Committee. The resolutions were read and agreed to. iI:PPLT. Mr. BROGDEN brought up the Report of the Com mittee of Supply. Upon the resolution for advancing MAUL to Ireland. I General GASCOYNE said, that lie thought the how. was Dot in possession of the real causes of the distress in Ireland. The resolution was agreed to. CANADA OQVIRNMLNT AND TRADE BILL. Mr. WILMOT moved the order of the day for going into a Committee upon the Canada Government amid Trade Bill. He said, that the intention was only to go into the Committee, pro fornsa. for the impose of em. land)ing the resolutions of the Committee in the Bill. Mr. BRIGHT did not mean to give his con.ent to any part of the progress of this Bill. It went to effect clan Kell as great as the proximate cause of the American Item. lotion. Mr. ELIACE enggested to bis Hon. Priem' the exile• diency of allowing , the house to go into the Committee, as it would not pledge him to the Bill. Mr. BRIOHT expl.iiried, and the Bill was committed. The Report was ordered to be received so Friday, the sth of July. . IRIS!! ‘I7:I4DOIV T4X. The Window and Hearth Ditties (Ireland) Repeal Bill WS, read a third time, and passed. The Kilmiinham Pensions Bill was read a third time, and pencil. A message from the Lords &no enticed their Lordships' assent to the Tonorge Duties Rrperl Bill, and several private Bills. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. emticort-eroetT, snoW•IIILL. CIIIZAP TRAVELLING TO DOVER. DRAT« RAMS GATE, MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. 'FHB following POST Cir‘ACH RS, MAIL ,11. COACHES, &e. set out from the above Ins The "Telegraph," Dover, Deal, Ramsgate, Margate, Caatertvery, Feversham and Satadwieb new post coach, every morning, at a quarter past seven o'clock. In consequence of the decided preference given to the above Coach, the proprietors are determined no exposes shall be spared to render it the first conveyance on the Keet road. Brampton, Chatham, Rao:tester Stroud, Sittlagbourne, aad Reinhart', every morning, at a 4 past 7, and afternoon. Falmouth. Plymouth, Exeter, Truro, Bodmin, Penryn, Ashburton, Toter's, Weymouth. Dorchester, Dartmouth, sad Salisbury, every morning, at seven, through Honiton, Axminster, Brldrort, Blandford, Stockbridge, Basingstoke. Biritord-bridge, itlaelmater. and Regabot. Chester, Newport, W hitechurch, Tarporley, Namptvrich, Nerd's Mb, and ;lirldlewich, post-eoals every afternoon. Ihmehester, Winslow, Congleton,Newcastle, Weisel and Wolverhampton, new four inside poet-coach, every after- Mee. Only owe night on the road. Shellield and Rotherham post-coach, called the " Nelson," every morning. IWO, Lincoln, Northeave. Howden sod Doeeaster post coach. every morning to the Cross Keys, Market-place, Hall. Hertford, Ware, Hoddestoo, and Chesbunt coach, every earning. Shrewsbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal post amok every afternoon. Guarded. Glasgow, Longtown, Gretna Green, Allan, Dumfries, Browohill, Thornhill, Sanquhar, Kiln, Canmock, Kingswell, and all ports of Scotland, a pastimes% daily. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, It is allowed to be the most sgreeable and complete public conveyance on the north road, being 'nevi alled by any other. Boston. Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Hantingdon IMO Al,-.11 Coach, every evening; to Spilsby, Loath, Orima ivy sad Hull, afternoon at a quarter before six. Seth and Bristol lying post coaches, through Chippen• loam, Cci and Afarlborough, Newsbury and Reading, every aft e r..oon, at one ; arrive at Mr. May's. the Grey honed isa. Rath, as the Lon.lon Tavern, Thomas-street, awl Seam iteia.ol, Rent morning. The ...Caton," Weymouth, Dorchester. Blendford. Salls tot'', Andover, Orer:op, Basingstoke. Hartford-bridge, linetwater, and Bat, shot, new post coach, every Wedges day tad Saturday *rte. - loon. Fork. Searhorongh, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New elide and F.dinhorgh, new i lost coach, with a guard tbrou;Sout • sets Dot every meowing by way of Newark, Retford, DOnenster, Ferrybridge, Tadeaster, Darlington, horthalirrton, Durham, Morpeth, sr d Berwick. Passengers tiding themsesves fatigued on the journey . way rest what time theypleese , and then proceedon witboot any ad ditioca I fare. Liverpool. Werrington, Knotsford. Stowe, Stafford, and Litchfield sew light four Inside post-coaeb, (only one night oil the road.) every evening at Ave o'clock, to the flarsean's Hod leas, Dale-street, Liverpool, next waning. Marlborough and Swindon new four inside coach, through Adboura, Reading. Lembourn, Porton, Lydington, Pewsey, Wooten Basset, Ramsbury, Hungerford, Nehlotry and . Maidenhead every morning. liarrowgatc and Ripon new light post co ach, every after boon at four. floe " Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach. only one eight on the road, carrying,four inside, sets out daily at one; mrives at Live of meet afternoon et levee , throu g h Wo. but. Latithurv. rpo Northampton, Welford, Lutterwortb, Hisekley, Atherstone, Litchfield, Stooe, Newcastle. Wool!' tin* Warrington. and Prescot. !a • Luggage and Packages to Leeds, D o ae*Sier, Ferry- Mae. at only two-ponce per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their Friends awl the Pantie, Mkt they will nit be account. obis for any Parcels, P gee' Loggige.Writings,Pts tr, fte *Shore than. Viva P•sunds value, If lost. stolen• er da unless entered ee each. and the Insersoce paid . M secerdiegly, , at die Serseesea Head isa. SooW-hills VIUMWATINO BATHS —Atter an experience of several years in Continental Practice, Doctor coua- TEIVAY announces his process of sanative fumigation, im proved upon the plan of the celebrated Darcet, and cleared from the obstructions and imperfections to which the noblest end most useful inventions are, in their origin, but too fre quently liable. 'File admirable qualities of the FUMI- U %TINOS/all had been long highly praised and earnestly recommended le the writings of those eminent Physicians. Mareard, Altunionelli, and Lalonhette ; but it is only within these few years that the precise and determined use of them has been demonstrated and established. The theory is now sanctioned by ying experience, and the consequences are recognized to be fully adequate to the scientific antici pations of all the Medical Men who have encouraged and promoted this efficacious and elegant mode of cure. in all Cutaneous Eruptions, bag considered incurable, and at tended by the most painful results: in Scorbutic and Scro fulous Affections, whether [titling internally, or manifesting themselves by hideous blotches, in leprosy, ringworm, rheu matism, and female complaints, the Fumigating System in variably produces the happiest effects; vet with all these excellent qualities its principal virtue will be found to con sist in the restoration of an exhausted and debilitated con stitution toe state of activity and vigour ; and whether the exhaustion and debility be caused by a long course of dis sipation, or the ravages of Lues Venerea, it will in this re spect vindicate its claim to the title of a real specific. Tne Vapour Baths cannot be considered solely as Medicated Baths, but as Baths of cleanliness and ornament ; they give the stim that elasticity and freshness which is the ornament of youth, and prolong the health of the aged. These Baths are arranged in a corresponding series with the different , complaints, and the Sulphureous Vapour, the Barrage Warm, and the Aromatic Chalybeate Bath of Montpelier, are respectively employed in their peculiar objects. No. 6. Robert-street, Adelphi. COURTENAY'S PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DISEASES of STRICTURES of the URETHRA, with his Improved Syst••m for their Treatment and Cure; a Work highly interesting to ail who labour ender this pain ful and distressing Complaint, may be had at Onwhya's, No. ♦. Catherine-street. Strand ; and of all Booksellers . Town and Country. Price is. 6d. The Earl of CARNARVON presented a petition trete certain Partners of Rotator& in th• County of Essex, agaiast the Cash Payment. Bill. The Petitioners prayed their Lordships to reed that perilous measure, which they conceived had created all the present distress of the country. The Noble Earl was of the same opinion. Af ter twenty years of depreciation it was impossible to re turn soddenly to a metallic currency without much in convenience. distress and danger. He had announced last year what the result of the measure would be, and he would now add that if it were not repealed, there would not be a single acre of land in a twelvemonth that would not be subject to mortgage. The Earl of LIVERPOOL did not object to receiving the petition. He only wished to enter his protest agaiost the opinion delivered by the Noble Earl, that the Cash Payment Bill was the cause of the existing depreciatiott and distress. At the time when that Bill had passed, the depreciation was not more Clan fire per cent. It was I itnpossiblexhat the measure should have had the effect ascribed to it. as between 1815 and 1816, when no such Bill was in existence, the dosage produced by natural causes is the currency had bee.) much greeter, and the depreciation bad exceeded 20 p.r cent. But even sop posing the measure to have b ion originally wrong. he put It to their Lordships whether the consequence of its being reversed world not be to multiply the present dif ficulties teefoltl ? The country had nothing to do but to adhere to the measure, SOlBllo=o it had been paesod. The Earl of LAUDERDALE contended that he had almost daily announced the consequences of adopting such a measure ever since 1813. Hot now that it bad been adopted he agreed with the Noble Earl opposite, that the question stood on widely different grounds.— The Noble Earl then argued on the price of ;old, and the advantage of taking silver as s standard. From all that had occurred, however, be believed that the Act of Par liament was falsely accused of having had any effect in depreciating the c rrrrr cy. The Earl of CANNA RVON maintained. that if the operation of that Act were not stopped, it would prothree a greater change in the situation of landed property, time It would be possible for the most sanguin try revo ludo. to do. What bad happened in France would be nothing to it. Unless their Lordships looked at their real situation, and reconsidered that useasnre before next *soles of Partiarnent, much of the evil would be incurred.—The Petition was then read and laid on the table. AIARRIAGI ACT. The Order of the Da7 baring been read, Lord EILLENHOROUGH moved that the Marriage Asseedimet Bill be Feecnegoitted.—Agreed 10. The house than resolved into the Consmiitee. On t h e clause respecting Property being put, The LORD CHANCELLOR expressed his intention of moving an amendment on the receiving of the Report u he conceived that the claim as it was worded might be productive of malt unintended 'mischief and in• justice. At the suggestion of the Earl of Livaar3ox the affids- INIGURSCR Or THR CROWN. Mr. BROUtiIIAM said, that Parliament had hitherto been occupied in investigating the expenditure of th, overgrown establishments of the Uorernment,and it was nut unnatoral that that great subject of complaint on the part of the people, knowing it as they did, to he the catre of that witle-‘preading and almost unbearable dis• tress which pressed upon them should have engrossed the whole time and attention of the House. Bet it appeared to hint. without meaning to underrate the importance of that point, certainly with DO to blame the Membi rs ofthat Hutto who