The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-01 00:00:00

A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.

91111 S EVENING, SATURDAY, Jnne
Slowirow ALEXANDRE. fin erleiwsted DrilmOic

Ventriloquist, will deliver an entirety new cotton., charac-
teristic, vocalic, mimetic, multiformseal, onsailoquous, obi
quirtartesl Entertahameal, in Throw Pal=weetioisOlag h) con-
structed estprewslo for this acesdali
ADVENTURES OF A VENTRILOQUIST;
Or, THE ROGUERIES OF NICHOLAS.
In which he will display the various nstuaishisg vocal illu-
sions for witted+ he has been so justly celebrated sod distill-
goishtd on the Coutitieni, Rod which have been represented
with such Mean, apprt.bation before must of the Crowned
Ileads and Prineet, of Europe.
Pe souse of the Entertainment:
Pinvons—Abieemoo Pillbury ; Captain Furlough;
Ntelittlass(vorvant to the Alderanms) ; Mrs. Psilbery (wife of
she Alikwmoss); Mies Fliriolla Plllbory (dasciter of the
Alderman).
Invisible Poregotr—Andrew Sloop (Sarre* Dentist and
'nepotism.) ; Jacob (tam lout); Pallbary Mumma% (am tufaul
ill WIND).
Assumed Person—'Squire Tivy, sad Nit% Tongs.
bruoptais of the Entertainment
Purl F. Food sud Pb)sir.—Cupid 1111.11111 Chissee Sweep.
Part It. Witte and the Tutdbmeto ; or, Hos Etta Bit.
Taft 111. C 114111.111 Leetoree.—Jack ia the floe.
The whole embodied, tllnatrstasl, 111141-delitertli by II"-
situ, ALEXANDRE.

ITAE AN CONFECTIONERY.
*" R RIN, CONFECTIONER (how thin-
len'' Berkeley square), has the honour 16 inform the
1'1614. that he bat OPENED • *HOF and REFRESH-
MENT ROOM, No, 123, IVew Bued.stnNr nettr Gros.
vetoer-street, where every kind es Confect/Ml*6(j Ploy be A-
-11111(11,6( siinerior quality, at moderate prim.. itiSsopplles
Ices, Poach it la Romaine, and all sorts of Italie and French
Cosfertionery, in bin Refreshment Room, so Aim, partici,.
Parli lutiati Ices of an entirely new descriptiun, suid attends
Pals, Rontr, Suppers, Ste. providing Tahiti Dreusailow,
Ornaments, and every thiug Hist may be rAguired far the cc-
cseionot a moderate hire, by the nicht. lionsekeepers and
othrni who may wide for occasional issimetioaw in Foreign
Confectionery, will be tented with on libelist twain.

TWO OF f2n,000 Ste &e.
KEIT IVE3DAy.
J. sivEwatoirr solicit the pol)1",r
or • favours in the pirte4.l 16•11a7 al licit old and (or-
lon!, tuti,co,
37, ( ORMHIti.I I U. NATIO A ,
11, ei•000tc; • Corset 4Coventry•str. et.

The whole Lottery will be deeklodia ONE DAY, NEXT
It EaDAY. Tl:e Scheme, which is highly approved, coats ins
All 71/I),,PV Prises, inelodiag Two of ito,ooo, and Feurteres
other Capitals, with less than Two Bleak* tv a Pfilr.
J. arid J. SI EWRIGHTS' Offices base long been distin-
taished for tilt Sale of Capital Prizes. In the last luttery
4t.nrs in Ong• L)ay they had the good fortune to sell A I.L
ter sto,imo PRIZES!!! and they hope Ita be equally
moored bi Fortune Neat Tuesday.

FOR PRESERVING THE TEETH AND GUMS.
THE VEGETABLE TOO Ili-POWDER.
has . bag beta IN general Hat that it

wry in airy sox farther recuseinieudatieu of it. Cumpuord
of Vegetables., withuut the admixture of say Minerwl sr
Pernicious ingredient whatever, it is free from the usual
"Jet' tofu against the use ul ether Dentifrices. Its detersive
Power is Jun sufficient to annihilate those destructive par-
-1,(1,, 'loth adhere to the Gums sad the Interstice* of tha
T' l.; beating ii.jnrics tin the former, mud promoting a new
newel (where it has been ue corroded) on the tat-
Irr. It likewise iinpuris a 6rmuers and healthy redness to
16" Curie; and if used regularly will preserve the Teeth in a
to old agc.
betil m fluxes, at 2s. 9d. by Butlers, eimmirlii, No. 4,
iluiso.lr, St. Paul's, and 2211, Regent street (near the Ar-
pk Landon ; 20, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; and
4,Sarlivillr.atepet, Dublin; and by the principal Medicine
Venders throughout the Untied Kiagduto.
r•l4.—Purellooers are requested to ask fur the VEGE.
TABLE TOOTH POS‘PDER,aod to ob • the name end
;"41"'r of " Butler, 4, °tetrad'," are engraved on the
stamp sad label attached tip each bent of this esteemed Dents•
ifkr• iu di%tiagohli It (feta Imitations order similar titles.

WESTERN DISPENSARY, CHARLES-STREET,
WEST.MINSTER.
Patron—His Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD of SAXE-
COBURG, X.G. G C.B.
THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the
GOVERNORS and FRIENDS of this DISPEN-
SARY will he on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the sth of hose,
at t►e Gows and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, at Five
o'clock precisely.
JOHN ELLIOT, Eq. in the Chair.
Dr. Wellington Mr. Coren Mr. A. Hill
Mr. Other Mr. G. Watts Mr. Good
M►. Naimoli's Mr. W. Green Mr. Bladtletiao:
No Collection after Dinner.
Tlellets (16.. oath) to be had Odle Steward.; at Om ilMie
peseery;- at the Tavern ; of Mr. Caputo, Collector, 55,
blarsboauttreet, Westminster; and of
WM. LINDEMAN. Secretary,
May 31, 1822. Upper Crown-street, Westminster.

Thin day is published, imperial quarto, S..
coloured,
THE TOUR of PARIS. N'. If.: Containing,
1, Daorrrs on Stills in the Champ Ebsees,
2. The Office of Nurse..
3. Distribution of Wine on the Moining of St. Louis.
4. The Blind Mao of the Pont des Arts.
London: Printed for William Sams, Bookseller to hie
Royal Higboeso the Duke of Tot*. Si. James's-strret.

-11 s.

_ICIM/FURAL DISTRESS,
Tbiladay is published, by WILLIAM 'SASS,
ALETTER on our AGRICULTURAL
DISTRESSES, th,ir CAUSES sod REMEDIES':
addressed to thss LOl4lll sod Commons. Aeconspanied with
Tableland onmereas coloured Charts, •hewing and romper..
tog the Primal et Wbootb Brvad, sad Labour, from 1566
to 1111.
By WILLIAM' PLAYFAIR.
Third Edities, with additlotml eolsiorrd Chests. Ss. boards.

NEW GUIDE TO PAIL'S. ,
This dev is pishboliml, embellished with a Map of Paris, mid
El,ht Eiorrariags prier Ss. a New EtHolum of
r I ALIGN A N.I'S I'AUIS GUIDE; fir,
il.3r Stranger's Compsaien tlsrougb the Preach Metro-
polis : emitaireing a fall and areturafe descriptor'. of emery
object of iiitrrest in the Capital, &e. To ohieh N predseil,
a Plan for Vtoorisit Paris ns a 111 erk ; also, a Comparative
Seale of Wietobis and Measures, sad Valise of C 04•• ; •
Direellny of Parisian Trodesania, Troth Edition.
Piebliobed by G. and W. D. 11'bittaker, Aratitlaria lane,
London.

•od Wood

this day were publa with a Piste
Is. board.,
THR WONE)ERS or the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM DISPLAYED: in • Seri.' ut Leiters.
By the AUTHOR of "Select Female Biuzniphy."
Not a tree,
A plant, a leaf, a blossom, but comsat'
A Sitio volume. We may reed and read,
Lad read again, and .till Gad something aew—
Seatetlaiag to plea,r, and sumelliong to instruct r
(The Village Carafe )
Noted for G and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maiia.laae.

This day is poldished, by WILLIAM SAMS,
EMPLOYMENT the IRISH 1100R.,
AN ADDRESS to the IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT
upon the Peaches Means of gradually abolishing the Poor
Laws, end Educating she Pour rystensatieally. Illnerated
by an Account of the Collides of Fredericksoord is HMland,
and of the Common Mountain as the South of
Second Edition, 3*. 8,1.
" I would recommend to every gentleman wishing foe in.
formation on three ten important points, to pluses* biasses
of us excellent Pamphlet. written by Mr. IVilliam Herbert
Samiders, as cuntaininc very sound views, and more practi-
cal rennoniag spun those suisjerss than I have peen in may
other piablicasitio. It likewise details the result of two very
irsariona experinvents in Colimixstion, the one made in Ire-
land, stud the other its Hollas4."—Mr.Brusigliaus'skiperch is
the House of Commone, June 8, 1881.

This day are pnbhstu•d. time 2v. dd.
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS nut the
DISEASE of SrItICTURES, r►commending au las-
pewter, System fur their Treatment soil Cure ; illn,t,ating
its efficacy by tatimerou+ reensekable and highly important
Cases in some of which Strictures of from ten to twenty years
duration have been totally removed la a fru we. ks, and its
superiority thereby fully established over every other method
hitherto practised.
By r CDURTENAY, M.D. Robert-street,
Printed fur the Author, mud putrbirhed by %goyim and
Marshall, Stationtra'-cuuri; Ourhyn, 4, Catherine.street,
Strand Ridgway, Piccadilly ; anJ may be had of all Rook-
sellers to Tustin null Cuvalty.

The Committee have made Purchases in Scotland, the River
Thames, and Western Ports of England, of about Fifteen
Hundred Tom of Potatoes seteuded for Seed; and have die-
patched awl are dirpstching theta to the severe! Puma sod
H arbour. of Ireland, from Sligo all rolled to Bantry.
With equal pain sad regret the Committee feel obliged to
certify to the general community of Greet Britain, that
they have found the poverty •ail distress of Ireland, and
the great deficieocy of the emustonted fond of Potatoes
of the Soothers and Western Provinces, to be very extended
and general, and the suffering of the people extreme and
Merriam'. They anxiously hope that the moistener, of-
forded by the Government, by the Proprietors or Residents
in those Districts who have property or means, and
by the beienee and liberal apathy of England, have
leaded, in some degree, to mitigate this great distress
aad most severe want; bet they feel themselves, by their
position, obliged publicly to de core, that the evidence they
have of its existence, through nearly one-third of Ireland,
committing a population of nearly two million., is such as to
render it tailispensable for them to continue to all on the
generous sympathy of Englishmen of all ranks and eleven,
to eoatribute to the mitigation of the extreme distress and
misery in Ireland, to which the most general and liberal be.
neicence came* be wholly efficient from this time to the
middle of knee( next, however nobly and usefully it be
suited to amist in the general efforts for the mitigation or
relief of lite present great distress.
Tho deAeieeey of the crap of potatoes of the last season,
throughout the...ethers end western provinces of Ireland,
and the discovery made, too late, by the peasantry, that of
that pert of their crop oared avid stored a large proportion
had perished in the pits,-Witotteh the nagonvelnees of the
growth, have together hem i priatipal enamor the present
seddes and lasnentable scarcity of the accustomed food of
the poorer Llamas of a Ileeletese population.
The Committee have every velum to rely on the meanie.
meows liberality sad sympathy of the leltabitaate of Great
Britain, to *Reed their generous aid, I. the pressing cala-
mity of the boor. in a maissier to avert the damps of mere
extended suffering and wart.
JOHN SMITH, Chain's...
Added to the G I Committee:
JOHN CATOR, El. of Beckenham Place, Kent.
C. TOWERIS, IE4. Weald Hall, Egger.
Amount of Subscriptions already advertised L 84,759 12 9
f. e. t a.
Kingston-upon-Thames, T. N. A Orme, Esq. 5 0
loiter-boat Contre- From Meows. Hoare.
'ratios lift 12..3d. 1.
Mr.. M.Teiege,Drell 10 0 The &Oil Hon. Nail,
Baptist Mem tog. Bead
Eaglemlreet . 351. 15s. 21 Mire 51611'4.111h 5 0
St Giles, Cripplegate. From Memerman and Co.
Without, ItJ sub• C. ID 2 0
ectiplion.
Rainagale Chapel, per Mears. Humphrey 5 0
Barons & Son 551. Hr. cumrs. 1 5
Josh. Klan and Son.. 5 0 I Mts. Ihrrison,4ltreat.
Was. Stanley Clarke, lasimParlt 2 0
Esq. 5 0 111 Is Shepley, du to
Bellamy, Afield, and Sit, A. It, M. II ,
Terrail
Richard Till, Esq 2 0 Mee. MAW. Cranford.. 10 10
W. H.
Mr. Abet. Peell
GeV aod Henry Field 5 5 i •From Mat tin, Stone, &Co.
Small Subscript ilaaj.Juweti,jeu. Egg. 9 2
171 lB+.lOJ. housewife and Co.
From C. Towers, Esq, Worcester Subscrip-
-IVeald Hall, Essex, Uon 350 0
100 Bushel. Seed A: B. per Newbury
Palates. cßonk 1 1
From Chambers and See. 00. Hoboes, Esq 25 0
P. Henry, Req... .. 9 0. non. Keeney, Esq b 5
From Marini, Call, and Co. G. A
Geo. Vansittart. Rut • • 10 0 From ,Fry and Co.
'Maj. Nicoll, Earl .... 5 0 Jas. Martin, Esq. Mel.
Mores . ...... ..... 2 2 me I 1
J. Shoultridge
Elisabeth Chapman.. 1 1 Wee Ca11e..., Esq.
From Hammentley sad Co. Wimbourne
Jobe Readers E5q..... 5 5 From ladhroke and Co.
From DmaNairad sad co. Join Gant, Fmq. 9 2
Major T. C. 1 1 From Fee anal Co.
Frit-ode at flagneset- Key, Brothers, aud Sue 20 0
s Mud; Eltz.beth Key 5 0
From Gooks aped Cu. Miss Suomi Key
Rev. Alex. Thistle. From Greta and Co.
ilreyte-- ..... 5 5 MriThes Roberta 3 0
Blab. Loom. jun. Esq. 5 u FS UM Pt rein and Co.
Charles Anti, 1 1 Kurd altrioneth Light
F.orn Coutta and Co. Ititneery 34. 10r. 10d.
.TheDiskeof Montrose 100 0 GeOrae Wynne 1 1
. Lord Gremville • 1,0 0 From Barnard and Co.
Lord Elwingigie . 10 0 Friends to the
Lady Eh:. Gives 10 0 stewed at No. Si).. 2 0
A Friend . „to 0 Captain Lyr,kt N.... 2 0
From Wright and Cu. Dr. H. Frampton.... 5 0
- Rich. Henley, Esq.... 2 0 From Smith, Payne, aid Co.
From 1191800 and Stirling Hertford Subocription,
Rev. Robe. Blaysiey.„ 2 0 per Im Mom klk Co. 200 0
Geo. Delseatot, Fmq.. 3 3IJ. H. D,ffell, Req.. 10 10
From Snow and powi. Clirloodind int Sob-
Mil. Acme Marriott , 2 2 act lotion, per Fr
From Child and Cu. thole and C 0...... 60 0
Mica Grahams . 6 8 From Barclay mud Co.
Streents •t Mr. Gra- I Lyon Regis, Norllilk,
116111'0, 36, Gower- 2131. Ile. ed.
street 2l. lbe. BJ. Loyd's.
Fran Gustier acid Sharp. IR.P. H 2 0
The Earl of Stamford
and Warrington _lOO 0
The Committee will meet at the City of London T
daily, at Eleven for Twelve.
Subscriptions are received at the Committee Room, be.
teem the hours of Twelve and Four; by Smith, Payne, and
Smiths ; sod by all the,Batikcm is London and Westminster,
no other persona Inc atittiortsed by the Committee to Pensive
them.
By order of the Committer,
. Minn. RN!. TROY,ti oh. See.

The LORI) CHANCELLOR said the Noble Lord mime.
stood hint ; if there were 800 names to a Petition, sad they
all signed is one haud.writing, the Petition might aot re-
present twenty persons. He assured the Noble Lord his
objection was Out to the Ladies.
The Marquis of LA IIitIDOW N did not consider the (Mee-
jeetion • awl one foe if • person had bees found who
eeeld imitaiediffeeest hawk of writing, the Petition would
bare passed without a eomment, although the pretended
Petitioners were not in being.
The Bishop of CH ESTER then withdrew the Petition.
Lord ROLLE presented • similar Petition from the
Churchwardens tad Parishioners of the Parish of Si. Julio,
is the City of Exeter, with this difference, that it prayed
that the Rill of the Right Hon. Dlr. Canning might out be
passed into • law.
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Leta HOLLAND said it was not his intention to object
to the Petition, for he wished for • fall doctuutioe of the
question; but he must object to the words in lite PeWitte,
w the Right Hon. Mr. Caesises Bill." Such • term would
not be allowed in the ether House of Pulturient,•ud their
Lordship; would asaallow it to he said, that • Bill brought
up from the other puttee of Pasbimetal was the Bill of an
Lord ROLLE said the Petition was delivered into his
heads, such as it wasoud the presented it, eousidering it his
duty. r I
Lord HOLLAND had ;no- doubt hut the Petition *we
into the Noble Letts halide as it game out of them; 101,
the Noble Lord was so weal of Abell' 1-ordoisPe
be thought he would petal awl to him the isformalitt
Petition.
The Petition was thee read. asd on the I•latist
The Marquis of ANGLESEY pemeated a simile, hies
front the Deputy Mayer soil Corparetion of Carouses
The Duke of BEAUFORT presented five simile Peti-
tions—from the Parisk of St. John the Baptist, sal;
frum the Arehrleaconry of Gloucester ; front the Pareglipts ail
St. Paul and Si. Alloy RearliNe, Bristol, and froaresphsta
luhabilaota of the City of Bristol.
The Doke of RICHMOND presented • similar POSitims
front the Archdrecoury of Chicheater, and another Patties
to the same purpose, signed by 945 inhabitants of Chitisese:
ter and its "wittily.
They were severally read, sad laid on the table.
SA LT DUTY— I'IGHT OF SEARCH.
Lori) SUFFIELD said lie wished to ask the Nublellaire'
opposite (Liverpeul) a question. He had millet:toed kwas
the intention of his Micjeaty's Government to take IN, off
of the lbs. duty on salt, which would leave Vs. duty remain-
whieh would equalise the dniy thrangh the empire;
;that he wished to be informed of was, when the duty was
equelisecL, whether the right of sesteb would he given up,
which right hitherto had beets rated oppressive., and'sreist is
a great measnre to defeat the grand object of encroarkiwt
the fisheries; fur if the smallest qnantity rancid r be di.
miaislted on board of a vessel it mile heMafile to euelisca-
tion, mid which hail taken place te several iastasere. He
lied no doubt but if the fialtertra of this country wer‘poo.
arty eneuaraged, they would go far heyead thew ref Hiellsod.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, it mieddisot be expected
that be should is his place answer for whet specie's!, or
io-
teneled to be dune, its the other House of Parbariseui. He
had however no difficulty in saying, that when the duly "11l
suit was equalised, that the right of search would. sot be in.
slated on.
The Earl of LIMERICK said • few words, which were in.
audible below the
The Revenue Inquiry Bill (Ireland) was read the tl.ird
time and putted.
Lord SUFFIELD presenter, • Petition from certain In-
habitants of Nottingham, in favour of the Bill to 'nevem'
cruelty to *avowals.
The Noble Laird also accented a Petition from the lithe-
!Alamo of the tidy of Bristol, prayteg for • resiSjOU of the
miniuml eude.—'fbey welt mill and laid as the table.
Ou the motion of the Esti of bIIAPTESBURY, their
Lordships adjourned to Mosday.

. _
HOUSE OF EOIIIIONS, Fatpat, MAY 31.
POOR REMOVAL BILL.
Mr. tl. A. TAYLOR pro sensed a relllloll f.oot theOvu-
late' of the Pour of the P.,ish of Si. Ilersiooio•thrWe,
Neetatitenter, spirit the Poor Rrmuvil Blll.orJrred to
be prlote4.
Sir. LA MRTON preeented a similar Petition front Gates.
bead, ii tee County of Vurbato lad &nutter Fellows from

Mr. BYNG presented a Petition from Whilechanel, in
the County of Middlesex, against the Pour Removal Bal.—
Ordered to be printed.
Mr. BIRCH preauted a similar Petition from the Parish
of St. Peter, in Nottingham; sod he wished to take that
opportunity of irapriessiug a hope that his Hun. and Leirued
Friend (Mr Ste:lett) would withdraw his Bill, whieb had
caused such agitation its the couutry.—Ordered to be
printed.
Mr.COURTENAY presented a Petition to the same effect
from the Guardians of the Poor in the City of Exeter.-01
drivel to be printed.
Sir C. COLE presented a Petition from Swansea, against
the Poor removal Bill—Ordered to be printed.
The Marquis of TITCH FIELD presented a Petition of Os
same description from Kines•Lysti.—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. C.CALTERT preseuted a similar Petition fro n tie
Parish of St. George, Southw•rk.—Ordered to be pr abed.
Mr. STUART WORTLEY presented 13 Petitions fr tea ti ti
Comely of York, against the Poor Removal RM.—Orbs:ad to
be prieted.
Mr. SCA RLETT said be thought the public might be saved
the expeose of printing all these petitions. No man wis more
sensible than he was of the value which sboolit always. be at.
! tubed to the petitions of the people. But at the ssin • time,
Ma House world 'How hiss to state that there were ntra,,s
•St dui •P PORD•sti and were suirietiotes oesorte.l to,
world laelloirlitie to Chink that they did set shun
speak the °pastimes s/ the people from whom they proceeded,
.Igic- ....- -
Bs had himself received a comeiuttication to the subject of . .
Sim present Bill from I respectable gentleman of ibe pro.
&WOO of the law. It stated that one of the greatest objt.r-
Motto la this Bill was, tint It tended to inhume upon the
practice of young Barristers, who were av notch retitled so
protection (fur protection was the order of the day) 40 nay
other portion of his Illajostissebjects.--(dear, liesr.)—New
the House world perceive that one of the arganieuts mad
against his Bill wee, that it leaded to reveal ittigatiou.
Sir M. W. RI DLEY presented four Petitions trust New-
castle-upon-Ty.. again,. the Pour Removal Bill. t.
Mr. CH ETW YN 0 presented a Petition from Worcester ma
against .be Poor Removal Bill.—Ordered to be printed.
The Marquis of TI TCHFIELD presented • Paitior front
the Shipuirsers of Kisgx.Lyne, against the Navogatio• Bill
..-Ordt red to be printed.
sir THOMAS LETH BRI DGE portponed his motion re-
flative to the taxes upon agricolture. tu.thr 11th June.
Sir THOMAS LETH BRI 1/GE presented a Pr loom boat
tillitain Agricultural. ie the County of Cornwall agaiost the : ,
age linpurtattue Bill—Ordered to be printed.
I.EATH ER TAX.
Mr. COURTENAY raid he bad • Petition to pre•
seat of rather a Novel nature: it was from cattalos Tanners
and Carriers in the County or Devoe, matiag list the per.
vial repeal of the Leather Tar would be productive of no
baseil generally. They murdered that it would be hem.-
Soial to the gait capitalists alone, sod not to the public.—
The Petition ices orrlered to be printed.
Mr. BEAUMONT presented a Petition from certain 'fan-
ners and Currier* Melding et Hazen, praying for the repeal
• of she Duties on Lebtker.—Ordered to be priuled.
*r. cti eTw vND pieeentell a similar Petition from the
Illoroue hof Stallird. He wished to take that tappoeisetty
if remarking, dist even the reduction of Mass which was
memettaplated would nut afford substantial relief. It would
Mae become • question between the landlord and Nano,
mai ultimately the resits must come down —(Cheers j—The
wisztviabject to be considered was some asnetierAtiese of the
poor'. rotes j and if the rents were reduced, sod the poor's
rates simplified, in addition to the reduction of 1•11ei whirls
was to take place, the coastal would be pieced in • vety dif-
ferent situation from whit it was at preorist.—(Hear, bier.)
The Patties was ordered to be printed.
BUTTER.
presented • Petition from e, r.
•• brand, prayiug for du:ier.
:111 butter—Ordered to be

ANIMAIX.

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• Prtitoon Cum r
r of the fill for prebio.i..4
be printed.

LICENSES.

Prtgnoleol—unt flom C.141:11
rt•ita it.atir
e Licensiug 13111.—UsJere4

IN AID.
Me. _ ..,tidnd to ask the Aquini y•
-
General a questing of some ineporietic•e. lie ri..k itok uu w
srlasthrf any 01,111.61111 rat In eitatesnalJtiao relative la Pa-
lettes itt aid Ile thought 'it rate, timely inArable thf:rr Ike
enretwaion iif Itt Stemin that some %atiYfacto.i iLdutistat.o
giVen an the •nhjeet.—(Hest, Mar)
The ATTOItN LT GENERAL *aye him waterer in a %try
Ina tour of v. I e. We undirrtniid hint to ally that he iu •
tendril proposing a icinedi•l measuie to the Court of
gat/ (Jr their adoption.
BANK CHARTER.
Mr. GRENFELI. wiid be bad a Petition to preceni,
which wan al the utmost ilaportaree. It eat bum she
county of Belk., and must. d in aka recent titgaciaison
tweets the Rank and the Gowevursent, relative to the $141111461
of the Rank Charter. The Homan we. e aware that the re.
snit of that wentichition was in anticipate she capitation a
she Charter, within tie monoPol.alltit Pftllthir• •Nd 171" .-
tinpa.—(Hear, hear )—And whilst he Ogled dna,' lir• gal
happy to tikiervc bat lion. Friend, a Raab Director, ',learnt.

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FOREIGN NI
Coin's/it RaFFINGTON pre
tails alertilloto is Dated&ltt, on
we the ispertation of I...weir
praised.
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te Petitioners staled, that the elect of the new armee- the Hasse eastern
West with the Bank would he to give all persons residing be- the principle of jt
yond 65 miles from London, a relief from the monopoly of was reseeded been
the Ban!, slid that it conrcereally creates) a penal sod sti- I eitesinged Ihet it
tat distinction. They stated that no district lead turreted heel always alirov
more from the failure of hanks thin thst from whence thee asjtratire.
Petition proceeded; and they prayed, that either the 'ire- lierhaving beenitt
tt on of the monopoly might not extend beyond 1833, or that el in the abolition ut
Mae might amity the advantages intended for the rest of o sided ow N dab en Maims.
stew fellowisehjerts : and he wished now to state, that j wriest present ncieslly extent,
-.ibelever. the question was brought forward, it wns his in- poikt le which lie would call their •ilention. There were
teatime to take the earliest opportueity of Intense the mover may Impectabie stint-Lents who indirertty, and perhaps with.
of the House upon it. Wks) they recollected the tyranny i not intoning h, lent their aid and became subservient to that
eleven/at by' rte Reek beer the Carver n meet (and they could traffic. They fitted nit vessels in these potterer the Marla, of
not have a strnngrr proof of tyranny than in the correspond- I Africa, where thee* was retry little licit commerce for Bel.
core. of ISIS), and when they considered the unexampled sigh commodities. There were wand sad ivory, and some
pedlts of slor Donit;ventaiting In the coterie of 75 yters, other mater:,.in 'Which it was lawful to trade; but there
fire paying
!It dividend of 7 per cent., to 25 minima, star. eat very little Milted for our commerce, and it would be
;• ; after Mort tonratieuie he did hope that no Minister utterly imp:motile for the traffic to go on fa an entirely legal
w•nul.l have given his sanction to :he arrangement which bail way- dhie commisclisieti aqua nod their way through the
l•terti iirkett Pnice. • - Mare market. He did not charge these persons with en.'
Mr.-MANNING was a rood deal surprised at the state. gaging in the slave trade, hut they teetwitily became subset-
Inmate' of hie iton. Friend. He dents/that there was any •imit to it: They Met the algae traders off the coast, front
foandation for the chase of the Bask attempting to trate- Spain aud other plates 'that retalued the traffic, and eickang-
nig* over the Goon mean. Thai bad been ulteittpled indeed ed the greater part of their megrim immediately fur dollars.
in the tacit of Queen Anne, when the Governor interfered A eery small patine albeit goods reached the African mar.
null the of her Chief Monster. But nu such tie. beta through their own agency. They renamed wilt:some
envdetesse Fad °centred within the last fifty years. He re- triffieg quantity of Arrives produce to colour their epecola.
ferred to the opinion of the late Sir F. Raring, who compered noisy which its reality served to scatter sew slave cargoes
stir Bank to the sae of the system, without which there. over Cuba, the Brazils, and other islands in the game
styles of reinstate, could not flew, the trade could MR loss. He had Irsolted into the Acts In see if Mem cases came
fertilisers avid the public •ffoirs could rut be tinned on. within the prohibited letters of entry. He was afraid that
Mr. W. DUN DAS spolie to the aespectabiltly of the Pell- there was nothing to reach them in the Abolition Act ore
chosen! • Ge 0.111., sad he woold not stalemate to say Ibat they were
'('tie Marqui. of LONDONDERRY would not oppose the affected by the 461 h, though he did not know how it might
Positinn, sor enter into any diecnistuu vii the important be Seller a forge loterpretatiun of that statute. However,
topic to which it host refeience. He Iheueht this wee oat be was anxious that if any thing were done is Par.
the nits"' moment for Ping Into that di/costive. He Lament to prevail this iudirect traffic, It would be only floe I
'ilserneht the Hen. Gentleman. had 'revelled larger into the to forewent lbem, oo which accoutit he had been thee parte-
•ielsfeet then the premostine Pesititto 'ettle, warrant. He curer in calling the attention of the House to the subject.
jotended to reserve alt his owe opinions open the subject until Mr. HUM E was convinced that If the Chancellor of the
a fetursaday, Mien his observationnwooki he more in place. Exchequer would loner the duties on roger from 27.. to 20s.
He thought tint there had bees at attack mode upon the he woutd taus as increase of consumption, and thereby
)Bank; which folly thinißed hie flat Friend neer him in de- 'relieve commerce, increase the revenue, and promote the
feorbeg-ii. •He ban no wish, however, just then, to becoiste cdrafoets of the labouring classes.
Let wren she eombet ono —he only desired that the disruseion The Petition was ordered re be pieta.
might bte delayed nil the subject was regularly before the Mr. CANNING presented a Petition Im direct contrsdle.
Hoot*. • lion Co the last hone the Merchseels of Liverpool, praying fid
Mr. RICARDO did not blame either the Hon. Gentle- a rednetloe a the duties us East India Smear, and that Me
rain she aloyek'exi, or the Hon. Gestleman who deftoded the Act of last yeti, imposing the as:l6mM defy em it WOO
Noah-.-the latter haying certainly'a right to makes refit not be renewed, and that this sugar-bekers might be snowed
r.ot of rlot coarern intromed to their miniagement ; bet Mi.. to refine empire of everi kind in bond. He pretested t Pe-
luso.: were In Inane fur making improvident bargains with tition'llatited to the first prayer'of the former, that rheAct
them, he.hirh whatever enormous refit might have been of last year might not be rescued, from the Merchants of
tot by tKe Ranh, men have been lost to the putidie. He Landon.
wag thir,m.ned to give all oppookion la his power so the Die Petitions were ordered to be piloted.
rentewalief the Bask C'herier, because every lathing made rlrr : ELLlSpreyinied ?enacts from the @gents se'
themdil Mote trayreerehren, with the Government, onght the West India Colouirs, praying that the prOlettind abided
t-• be made fur and enjoyed by the public. Ile did not agree on East India sugarlaigbt be made permanent.—Orderetf lit
omit Ike late file P. Baring or•the Ministers brittle William, be printed.
Le did not Mirk the Bank hash been by any mein/ so see- . Mr: HEATHCOTE presented a Petition from Oahlageta
sociable to the public. The only erreleneliesroseld ever do Rollendshire, against the Poor Renters! Bah—Ordered le
owele he le supply a paper fora reetalhe terreacy—all that be printed.
they did beyond this was • ntigehiewtowg. Sur as to party Sir J. NEWPORT presented a Petition from two Penske,
them :arab erturtaasal ruins for deieg that service, it use in the Colin, of Mayo, praying for the dirsoluttofl of their
totrosiespeovideet, •aid he hoped Ministers would not think sake.
s f 'awaits, the Cberee. Mr. BROUGHAM gave settee of • motion fur Wedues.
Mr. PPARCE defended the Bask of England, and de- day, Hie' 10th Joie; cotibrMNag the increaelog influence
vied sbast They enjoyed any monopoly in the arrehtion of of the °bee.
tiwee moots. POOR REMOVAL BILL.
Mr. At ONCK said that the Bunk enjoyed a monopoly in Mr.BCARLETP, hi titling to move the Order of the Day
eff•ty •11), no private bunker ter Lonefeset toed been able to for the second Reading of the Bt N, brine by adverting to
keep any mutes eirentation with theirs. l'he same thing the gurartous Palliate from various lows. wheels had been
wooild Implore to tho ariest•e n the-eisebleteswet of the lent op Fri opposition to it. He remarked spiel the went of
row basket( companies about to be tucorporatedi they opportunity which he bad adtered of opelitrighll the attends
woold• pregeot the &tangelo* of coonny bask Rule., *MI of gbh imaastre, to ehieh he would hare been led both by
onielii onus, Nu merillee of the emoting-. proretti of the deny shed ' The Bin was only one of a setter of
tummy. boobs. At to the dealings between Iklislialrta sad enemsurea, the ietralection of the whisk of which nail de-
-04 Ra nk. at was to be conaidered that Government only prod upon this, the dial of them. The opposition to it
came to cuetact will the Rank in the citzracter of a owe. ingebt have been softened, hail it bee• known that it wee hie
tot hipeadtleten, nth) could Deg dieted", bet melt receive lufention to folio* If 'up with Oaten- There well, three
%rations* be glad et' she arrest omelette's. great itrittriplei concerned, the consideration of whlell loolbed
Mere. IllgtißELL axed some grounds on which he rob. endeavoured to impress us the Mine. They were the Orel*
cooed igasecosoary to leery Surrey out uf the eirrint tit IS reify to be re Ladled is the present *rack The Orin wee the
tone, lu be-a:eluded, from the *pertinent of retianue the want of a proper circulation for labour; the second was the
Crosier efalse DNA' of England. unrestrained provision fur the pour ; the third was sloe Indic-
Tke Petition war Mew real. erioneate application of the sources of reliefter ail tens, eves
Mr, GRENFRLl.explamed. As to the opining' of Sir P. those of idleness, ptofbcacy, and vice. ilk might apply the
Baring, he reified that the commercial hemisphere Sled bad wads of a great man who bed' sat upon the opposite beech
two such sows In it an she Bank of Ragland, and then:here is record to 'ley thing yet done to remedy there evils, that it
woutel not hay* beer inch a waste of the public mosey en was tatty regretting defective anieodllientt our • plan
'tie RN IS yank, mod the cumulates would nut have been is ally defective, sod 1111 lasting good °add be expected hum
so bedews'', • - either. The numerous projects and -Acts of Partimetne
?he- hawse was laid tot the table. which had been poured oat upon she system of poor lawn,
Mr, LIIiNNAIIIIIJIvorahreI it, billow If there wooM be any proved that name eourideraMe arilluelkesi irrthemiwhkb da
oh,ee lime to Rielly the Noisier informstion•of aorruttaiseui. mended inveyeganne. Mast treredase bus) bees 'oohed,
retool had by Me Huvertimeiti with the I ridepeedent Shoes but theigb several of titan were of pall 'olive effect, the evil
se Coati Ameacel 'the Motile Alarqopihml .fuestierly•given itself was so persteinim as to outlive limit interesee. Ifs
t, on to undermine' Mot it the Culoqiel Trade /*gullet-ion i need sot refer verrporticeliely sa the itteratee of rite poor
Ptll there wane he a clause r. encase**, the independeoce of rates and thettemplara. of site poor. He wadi bye obetroom,
use Seiko. lie hed looks, over the Bill, nod he could that although, ie wet lie intestine. to Wing the Mime pillar
ftent ruin swan nor earthing like it, r seep. use which tittles he bad before mentioned heroic the Horse, the MS,
e!..reori iho importation reuesetty of cootie hunt Anersiew. cohitoruf getting sheen .ht jute use seennefel Mistook
l inn Als.nota of LONDONDERRY wookt hoer as. ub- while male of than bad gewirete Weenies sad opputmelny
j•••••• ..... to. fare any infbeeseneee, Mgt pee the presentt hassawee bail constrained him to ronfine hints-It to one, compriselitle
tn. re •ai *lmo to give escept whet wee slresly in possession tine present Bill. Noshing had orcerredgo alter hie opinkageelf
•or rem Wiese. ... . the abeulute secesoity uf miasma. He- peopmed so rollinal•
Mv..4.II4SNALCIP peeranted s Pentios from "IS) short historical review of the poor Ilea, andthe state bits'
s ss.f Ipayr OA agates. else Poor Rs mut al goalies, as it steed ist proms!. The poor wave than& to MO-
-obe printed. prise about enc.:nob of the whole populativic Theytallec
Mr. lioh-CK prevented • Petition from the Brewers of so reprerematii-e in any assembly. L.t she Howse aP
lt,ellinge.' puttee .wneecians foe thew proprri!, • leech was bite so one Itself elm sir hardship--harder, as he AM.
Ity is room& ftNtap.shug that, was the lot of any otter peavaittoy hr •
eitdered to lw malteds . ..e Europe. If any pour man should at present Maim
Mr. WA RILE psa•4sstrda Pagliiego loins the Silk Hills lief, no matter wh.lh.r flues toisknono, mime, uraw
hf 1 &opium station. IthrWarefteniegrlllill.--O.dered to be liens, be Win liable so he removed ey the userseey gm.
t d. justices of the peace to douse Ohre pseedi or eou fish*,
She ACLAND presented a Pontius from the Geordies, where there might be no demigod for his labour—no fowls
uf the. l'uor at.Plomutath. gigaton the Poor Removal 8011, for him sappers; there Ise nano ienutio, though be might
Also souther Wow oat forts the Carryon sod ')'sawn of Rod it quite isepoesibk to amend hi- rowistoso—to•lnialtl6ll
Taints*, praying neat the abohr of the leather duty sticks compels-J-10 continue &burden to his pariah while he. laved,.
use be.repeated.. aid leave a family which would be o of heaters from
howitti. CAREN DISII preseuted a Pontos front D•fitill'i g. titration to gerrarating. Sock was the ease wf the peer,
ihntin.againtit.the haw li.tnwval lrstt. Alesa a simile( how and the mistettsma was,that the evil ass in owe ise tiger..
taw from helper -I,lrdretig lo.he ponied. guy, bee; on the contrary, sea peres.tosua, without any une
Mt.CAtiNftllG ploaseused• Pelitiuntrom the Merchems Is qualificattou to all parties and imerests. He would fire, re.
the Liniglihinnisentl.ol Low,. pool, oostreesord in Ihe Lott I aim I fee to the state in which the peer had been left by the 43ilur
trade, etoraplamong of she restraints impoa. dby the Cowles' Elizabeth—a state uhich had been highly cominetuded by
ut; the..EISC 11H1104:0inpany.; especially on the .... Air Justice Blackstone, site Isneuted that that sisti nt of
the keenany of shop', tied the exclusion from the tattoo had nut berm antlered to einutinue. A persun
Chins .trado. le. moving that the Petitioe do lie on the who bad *needed a mantic iu the tssont,y so Ireton
table, as he issoltestawad sisal bills were in paonresa non sans.** hi• Bill had applied all Oast Blackstone had
moold reliese the praiser poet or the grievances of the pet- said to Isis Bill, wheel. uuly went to alter the Art uf
ili•wegg, he sand 'animal' buns saran ear thourg mote 'mem aisles 11. Tine principlt of the statute of Elmaleetts
it ontiliks occas.ou shad Ibe uticitd by the stages of those,, wits to provide foe the impotent gad these who seer. an.
bugle.. • able to with, le provide • stock of swank and labour
Al,. C. WYNN sand Met nedouteeilly the public were for thole wile amid taut otherwise get work to du; but to
LwuJ by the compece eir the Charter- of 1813, awl these let mime of the latter class, able It wade, eat without
4..40 be iso di-pusitom er Ilse parcel' the Horse to male wurtirtg. This stale sal shines lasted fur sixty years without
any eneruachoseuia. But be vat happy to say that the Cons soy alteration. Frown the 43J of Elisabeth to the Act of
pasty Weft Willing to concede au far as se opt. the traits so Chaska 11. there •cre but two Acts of !etiolation upon
ships of less that 3(t) tow.. He would ask leave on Si lay the subj:cr, eitiber of which was founded on the M-
ika leave to bring in a Rill In that efflel, sod should snore crease or the l'oot's Rites or of lbe Hombres of the Inlwr.—
oho the several Arts relstiog to that subject 'tomtit be es- Iu tire reign of James I. Afire bad been ea Ad *Melt began
tiered as send. • with recast% the titmouse away of the pour, gad especially
Geueral GASCOTNE 'liked if the restraints on the China of the fathers Of birched Children. The succeeding reign was
trio!' would be rel..xesi l full of tumult, armies were rinsed sun tiled on the most
Mr. C. WYNN wee eildersiooel to aay, slUodusibtedly not." expeinive . Some raised in Clershive 'see mirehisito
Mr. CANNINeI said Mil he had moved an onsendsitoot on Cornwall. This led so much enefusints in the State. An Olds.
the renewal of the Charter for limiting the exclusius of the saner, eerier Cromwell, daled 1656, skied. that " %Theresa
Chitin trade .to tee years. Had the atnenameut b. en adopt- there were pansbeea of Satinieriiig, dissolute, met dliordeily
tot, the restrasbt wadi by this tone be no elitist of reinthol. persona straying about, whither line had meth loess-seed, by
He was oldled,.buwever, to adta.t that the House having reason of the wattles affecting sturdy Weenie beteg relaxed
'ejected that amendment, the compact sarbiadiug, though in their operation." It might to bate els, ibuted the evil to •
•piest the Iniereets of his constituents. the disturbed seats of she eAssostry previously This however,
Ale. ti. BENNETT said that the House. bad to tbauk the was /tyrant parriously to raotiog Om 13 nod tt 1611elleit 11. 1
Gererearsi for their situation in seeped to the Charter. Them first was gives the cuenpuisoiy power of removal. Till'
The Petition was ordered so be ;muted. that n..• up complaints of tire increase of the rates or the
Air. CANNING Presented: Petiliew from the Merchants poor lad betahosede : halter thee these romplointa had been
suf.Liverpeut cotteersed is itorWese India Tt'ude, complaisring bectsaaet. The Slasese Uuuk hart consequently be-
ofelastreaa, and reipirederitra the Act of lam year foe levy. ' come crowded with eseciasissits, and hems the artificial
taro cemiseemeißtersktrus Ban laths Sugar might he nook I system of. poor Moos which weal d at prestos. Ilea
rpreuesont. Act of Clunks 11. gave the ISOINIT if motorist IRA
Me. BROHGINTrIII took the opportunity of observity, artily on puttee becoming chargeable, but out the adj.
shot swim •mntiew ottbathatress of the West India trade I howl of beeomitic chargaine lu tike •aristr wheel:
ememlatismentse lerwer•liens she vet great extreston of the I the bed d Ise taut forty,daye.l' Let theilealro Iwo
y eesseve t
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of justice prelleneel e• polity. The abilities
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ut actually t xieuthug it. There was another