Star.
London, England, 1822-03-27 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

April 17, R. Hartley, Ripon, Yorkshire, mercer, at eleven,
at the Unicorn Inn, Ripon. April 20, R. Hackett, Newport,
Hants, spirit merchant, at ten, at the Guildhall, Newport.—
April 18, J. Knowles, Liverpool, innkeeper, at one, at the
George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. %ptil '25, W. Fosh:ry and
R. llamber, late of Livcrpoul and Dublin, riv!rcliants, at eleven,
at the Office of Mr. Woods, Lord-street, Liverpool.

CRIZTIFICATF.S.—Aeam 16.
J. Camp, Broad-street, Wapping, victualler. T. 11. Mil-
dred, late of Sise-lane, merchant. A. Dclva fork-street,
Covent-garden, wine-merchant. J. Earle, Old-Charge, ware-
houseman. C. Coates,. New Bond-street, druggist.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PA WEN EIiSIIIPS.
J. and W. Wilson, Sotithwark, hop-factors. Udall and Pal.
ford, Chester, painters. Lee and Bishop, Dore, De. hyshi•
scythe-manufacturers. Brown and Parker, Nem ingtdn, glaziers.
Strongitharm and Jelferd, Downing-street, wine-merchants.—
Shippam and Sayer, Chichester, haberslasitrs. R. and W. Ni-
cholson, Ilorncastle, drapers. liensman and Stewart, Liver-
pool, ship-brokers. Spearritt a..tt Taylor, Stake-hill, Middle-
-1.-mcashirr,bleachers. Jones and W.likvr, Leicester-street,
Leicester-square, auctioneers. Crag.;). and Wells, Dull, book-
sellers. Jacahson and Betidome, Gractchurch-street, druggist*.
Neck, Ruasell, and Co. Palace Wharf, Lambeth, coal-merchants.
Bloodworth and Co. Old Quebec-street, tircsa-m.dtets. J. ard
J. Steed. Artillery-court, Chiswell-a:i yet, I:•storer; of silk. B.
and W. 11. Bonito!), 11:t!)litch, Worceoer.T.li-e, drapers. Pet-
cock and Co. Volk, tinther-merch.u:ts. Luwards and
Newpte-street, bonksellers. W. add C. Ilarris, Camberwell,
coal-merchants. Stock and Co. llolborn-hill and 11- 4! )iog-street.
warehousemen. J. and C. Thomas, Bristol, timber m:rchants.
Dale and Spurr, Nottingham, bricklayers. ()Wham and Glover,
Davies-street, erkeley.squar.-, builders. Calvert and Lancas-
ter, Essex-wharf, Strand, coal-merchants. C. and It. Frisby,
wine-merchants. Cooper aed Co. Moore and
\Veedon and :11takrikist*. torte, t".. 1 .Ir4).l7l:Sto.l:ll°tr:s;r4:cAtr, ell
1; tttAbn sisevikck4:l4cl)a‘r—e,
dress-makers. Perret and l'iitt, London, nuachatitz. Clapp
and Cu. West Teiguruouth, Devon, merchants.

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PAIgIAMENtARTNIPROCEEDINGS.
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NOUS LORDS. MARCH 116.
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• the et. as read a third time and paged.
' ••• G mall • idea from several Oecopiert of
Land in Lower Canada, complaining of Agricultural Distress.
and praying that they might be •idlowed. to import their grain
free of duty into the ports of Great Ifiritain.-:-Ordered to lie
on the table. • -
Earl DARNLEY said, that some time ago, he bad moved
for certain Papers respecting the Stationery Department in Ire-
land,. These Papers had not yet been laid teat the House ;sod
he now moved that the Return- be made forthwith.—Ordered.
DISTRIFRES OF Tiil COUNTRY.
Earl GREY said, that he wished to ask a Noble Lord op.
posite, whom he then saw in his place, whether It was the in.
tention of Government at this time, to-bring forward any mea-
sure tending to relieve the:distresses under which the country
was now suffering •
The Earl of ..LIVERPOOL said, that a measure was now
pending in the other House of Parliament, cet the subject of the
corn trade, and that such measure would be introduced on
the Report, of the Committee of the other House, which was
then engaged in its inquiry on that subject ; but he was not
aware of any specific
.plan of relief intended to be brought for-
ward, independent of the bin which might shortly be expected
from the other House.
Bail GREY in i'eply said, he did net eXpeet that any ad-
vantage would result to the country from the labours of that
Committee; and as the Noble Earl opposite had stated that it
was not the intention of Ministers to bring forward any specific
Measures of relief, and as he (Earl Grey) conceived the cause of
public distress to have arisen froth excessive taxation, he now
gave notice of his intention, soon after the holidays, to fix a cer-
tain day for bringing before the House the question of national'
distress ; and the object of the motion would be to bring about
a reduction of taxation.