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London, England, 1819-06-12 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.I

MOOSE OF LORDS, rumen Julie If '
MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS. ,
Sir Hear, Parnell, amid ethers frosa else Hose* or China.
maw; bees& up the Menai Brides MA to 0110 thee re-
quested the Loris' aseeuneeve.—The Sill was read a drat
The Clergy Ordisatiew Sill: sad the Irish Fever-Hospitals
lilt, were read the third time, sad passed. •
The Marquis of Casadea's Telluride* of 4b, Eatebequer
Dill weal through a Committee, sad was reputigi.
Adiiiwireed till Meader. ell' • "Ist -;*

HOUSE OF COMMONS, hum, Anis 11.

COURT OF CHANCEEY (,IRELAND).
fir Jelin Brawanx presented • Pained fawn the Mestere
to (Aiseorry of !reload, prayiug fur compensation in cull
the Chancery Court Eill now berme the Hesse should be
passed foto a law; art • similar Petition was reminded
from the Six Clerks of the same Coort—lartiered to lie on
the task- -
Mr. Writs/cans presented • Petition frost the parish of
Blackberote against the Foreign Itolistmeat Eill.—Ordered
to lie on the table,
Mr. Hums presented & Petition from Paddington, pray-
ing for an alteration is the Distillery Laws.--4.o4ermi to Ile
as the table.
The CHAnCELLOR of the Excpeeties brought in a Rill
to nable kis Majesty t.. raise a sum of 12,000,000/. by way
of mitiehles.--Itead • blot time, and ordered lo be read a
seemed tiete•rinenow.
Mr. STILISAAT WORTLEY presented a Petition front Red-
denikeld &violist the importation Daly um Foreign
°edited to lie on the tulle.
The Sheriffs of the City of Leedom appeared at the bar
with a Petition Goethe Lord Mayor, A.derreee, and Com-
mon Couucil of London, against the New Tatou
Mr. Alder's's. Wurentin said, the present Petition was
areal us this day, at the must numerous Court of Common
he had whitened fOr matey years. The' Petition,
paned almost aaaniesonely; there were but Are or six halide
held up _age ' iset it, and even dine objected to the funs
of the Prdlion, awl not to the sabatarre of it. The red-
lion complains, he said, that at ibis sioeseot of deep die.
teem thruuglioat the couutry, • sisal of old-
dittoes' taxes were intended to be laid on the people, tied the
Petitiosers express a hope that, instead of tons "gionesisiec.
taxes, the House will establish a system
sad reveals', and. hat they will owl place say mem WMs eV:
the people of England, meld swell system of seintost",
treschment, cod refute', be established.
The Petition was read, and unlered to ffla.prildedl.
LOTTER I ES.
The.CitAltomzeit of the F.eostesinga brought op a MI
lo enable his Aleirmy to raise a rule ref money by way of
Lodger—Read • tint time, sad mitered to le read a"-
Mood time os Monday emit.
The Csattcregmh of the Ecasequaft Mesita op a Bill
to repeat the premat Customs, sad to impose certain other
Duties in limo thereof.—Read a drat time, and ordered to be '
read • wetted thee es Monday next.
Mr. CRORCltralerred noose
_papers coaneeted with the
Navy.—Ordered to Lear the table.
SP,. Tow took that miportsnity of calling the "Mee-
tioo of the Hoeft to the case of Mr Seppings, time of the
Surveyors of the Admiralty, apes wham &Metres
and public ignites he prosowsosd iseins en latiu 'He No-
ticed endow trosts of }while snoney from that Huinego me.
eitosioso staid, that though 0,11• Per'ke• of
Mr-Sappier were melee apleNdld as many dialisgsialseg 44.
tlricals*Aid Miser, Mensal and his Whomrs were elot the
has seers] to the public. Whew oa s fanner omission he
**wed Is meshes the case of this deserving
the Chsseellor of the Exchequer stared at hins..—(A idorph
—Bet hmillhal Right Due. Genilearass sad other Milliliters
taken the advice oleos* • man so Mr. Seppinge at the com-
mence/meet of the war, the ccipotry would not now been.
cambered with half the amount of the national debt; and
the Right Honourable Geode's's. would have no occasion to
raise sew motes us the people. The Hon. Member then
alluded to Mt ships that bad been built at an expense of
40,8001. each, autanntieg altogether to 2,400,11041/. These
vessels were kove• by the nape of the Futty
( A lapog.)—Some of them never .w-re at ma, sad roue., of
them wee.. now rotten.
THE ESSENCE of l'E A RI, rod PEARL Sir ISAAC CCIOnn bore leatigpay laths tarots and the
DENT, °R ICE, invented by the late bomb Hemet, Merits of. Mr. teepoins, but he cooiended dislikes. merits
Dentist to die Royal family, have been proved by hog eg- did oat pass unuotaifil unrewarth .1. He had pertained a
pretence to guilty excel, both ot elegiac' and efficacy, plan Cu iinsperling vensels, which was so justly awl set
*very other immoral°n fur she Teeth and Gnats; they if. highly approved of, that lie reedvid a item of won? (rums
ftetuAllY Preserve the Teeth i• • "••a state ere'. to aid age, tenernofresti tied for his subentonit inveatious and labopre
reader them white and beautiful without hepatitis" tire ..he was liberally Vesinnecated. •
enamel, (este% such a• Abe loose, and keep such as are de. ' • Mr. Csonessaid, it tem nut now swentiary foe bitty° "%-
toyed from beimaisg worse. T. h•• y likewise 'ruder the sums his respect for the talents, seal, and services of Mr. Sep.
breath delis-Mel, minis erceent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly pinse..reve years age' Incpreseeil libel House be spier/o
ctet the brany in thalamus. mud make arm grow arm and belies of the Lords CornmiMinnere of die Admiralty, rod hre
cleft to the Teeth. - The Ewen• is particularly 'neon.- was fbat thesereeemeteuied to the uertre idliervemeofilor
Mended to Parents anti lirrsoute who have ASe ctre of Miry. In lardivary cases *hen • public Aker ,imel•••
Children as the greatest preseivitive of meting and lender step by step from else-Lowest to the ingligilific" of P 441.1
Teeth. Moab are genuine bat what haire the words, i be.nn doubt ought to rest satisfied with devervedrejnoorso
J. Hemet. Billie sod Siew, Oftlispeription," eNgrave4 sad his best seal aad,teletate are jos* due wthe mobile
in the Maisel Pelee cacti service; bet the Corea kir. &meth* was one oat ef the soft
RA VirCt • I RUE F.SSENTJAL SALT Of ,LEMONS, 'Mosby evarers-be was • teas us Math removed beta ortiO,H
for tatting luk fipple awl Biala. teal of Lace mid Linen.. This miry seistre his Codes was sts WO. Aoki his weeps were 01
remote is signed W Birk," ma the Roe art Wrapper. - ell, sh W meititate a Moguls'. claim epos his apierrie
Oho bit SCoUitiltai UttOPi, fur taking Grease put of.'! Sib it owl by file Clerevtollerld.--11• •11.1.17,1/1!.
Sill. Ssalf, Woullra Clank. fits peter lcNeon. Minn ',
mei'. • . of mow, and t•.usa .elter OA rigid
VERITABLE POMM os. DIYtNE, price s, 44. die MAW was lttee f
—A*
hniavemsoony to the eau •-ter, lest that ft wan
glass.
gold, Wholesale surd 'Retail, by Esyley tad else, P. and • 1149 to dim."'" I.'"'"ills men's" a"' * atr.
Illeppings. Me could mar *coquet to the Houle o
&stirs, Cutitkpnr-street, London.
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BE4 COAST OF DEVON, serwEEw Lye's AND
SEATON.
TO he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THREE CAPITAL FREEHOLD Eons, con-
laioing together MIA. 3R. 24r. in the oecepallon of re.
specteble Tenants, fur terms of iibiCh about fire years ere
unexpired, at Mil. a year.
For Particulars apply to Jr. F. Jeyes, Solicitor, 69,
Chancery-lane, Lunduu or .1/r. J. 'runtime, Solicitor, Ax-
minster, Devon; and at the Auction Mart. near the Bank,
London.

ATKINS, Mnvoik.
A COMMON COUNCIL, bulsl.4 io the CHAMBER of
the GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, uu
FRIDAY, the 11th Day of June, NIB;

arsomeen,
WHAT this Court have learned; with the deepest
regret, that, after four years of profound peace, at a
amestat of general distress, when the Agricullsral, Maltase-
,toriag, and Trading laterests,are labouring under the greatest
pressure, it has not only hei ii found necessary to Appropriate
a considerable part of the Smiting Food to t►e service of the-
year, but that it is proposed to lay additional Tales to the
&amount of Three Militias' per annum upon orlielirs, most of
which are of necessary consonsptiou, which must bear ,with
A ruinous effect upon the middle sad labouring classes of
the community, already borne down by the must glitirous
hordens, and suffering the greatest privations, through the
general stapation of Trade, sad depreciation is the value
of Property.
That this Court have pa various OCCII6OIIII petitioned
Parliament fur an inquiry iota the National Filmoces, sod
fur the adoption of a rigid system of Reformation and Re-
trenchmeut in the Public Espeuditere, which the circum-
stances of the Country, after the unexampled sacrifices
they have limy called upon to make, have appeared lope-
riqusly to "fluke •
That it is with no less grief than astoaishment that it Las
observed no effi ctpal siesaures have been adopted to pro-
mote such objects, but that it should be proposed obeli
there appeared to he Two Millions of surplus Re IS
unnecessarily to add to *sir burdens, dud consequently to
iocrease Ibegr exprum.,
That this Court dean it their boepileu duty to impress
spun Parliament the urgest .weiessity there exits for taking
into its most serious considerstiou the suparalleled distress
sod salvation, of the People, large bodies of whom, usable
to led ersiplopmeol, are soliciting to be moseyed front Their
native soil, in order to styk labour sad provide fur their
hem:miters in a Foreign Clime: That it would look at the 11111
usen*e amount of the Poor, Rates, and the crowded mate
of the Priiniiii; the melancholy lists of the Bankrupt, that
daily appear; and that it would net truly rejtet all proposi-
tions for layitig additional hurtles, upou the People, but be
pleased to institute an immediate soil rigorous ionuiry into
'rely broach of the Public ; to atialish all use-
less Marra, Peosion..•ial Appointments; mid to adopt such
of general Reformation soil Economy, as ray tend
to remove the present embarrassments, and restore the
Nation to a stale of I:ipotesi sad prosperity.
WOO DT/1 OR PE.