The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-25 00:00:00

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MAONAY, Mayo..
A COMMON COUNCIL. holden la the CHAMBER of
the GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, on
WEDNESDAY, the 94th Day of July, 19/11,
■UOLYIID
THAW the Thanks of this Coast be given to Alder.
men WAITNIIAN, for ►is firmness sed perseverance to
bringing to light the various Abuses that have rusted in the
I conduct of the Orphans' Fund, and especially for the
leminoes alinement be has brought. before the Court of the
violation of the Bonds given to the Court of Aldermen, by
the undue retention of ttalaacn ; sad for his efforts to bring
the whole of those Balances Into the Chamber of Londoa,
which will tend to preserve the honour of t►e Corporation;
and will entitle him to the gratitude of his Fellow Citizens.
WOODTHORPE.

SECONDHAND PlAltO-FpRTES and PHI/AL
HARPS, good u new, a Ohbinet Piano-Forte not to
be equalled is touch and tone, usual price 66 guineas. for
$ pintos; a Rou-wood Cabinet, Inlaid, new price SO
guineas, for ea guinea) ; a square Piano-Forte, 73 guineas ;
a Double Action Harp, (new) coat ISW , for 60 salute;
a Sin& Action Ditto, cost 73 pained; for 43 guineas ; late
the property of a Lady. A Barrel Organ for Church or
Chapel.—To be seen at JOHN WATLE3e6, IS, Leicester-
place. Old bstrussents taken la ezehaage.

COFFEE MART,
No. SICINNIIPSTASET, SNOMIIILL. LONDON.
Established by the West ladia Piasters and Merchants.
DEACON and Co. beg to inform the Public they
may depend upon being supplied with a superior arti-
cle of Coffee at the most moderate prices, the Market will
admit of. Also, Families may rely %molt having Tees,
Sugars, and every article of Oroeery of beet quality.
The Trade supplied. Hotel and Coffee-house Keepers,
supplied at trsds prices.
Shipping orders executed.

. - NEXT TUESDAY.
-IF lle J. SIVEWRIGHT are Selling Tickets .and
OF. Shares. warranted andrawn, at their Fortunate Olken.
117, CORenILL : 11, HOLIORX ; and 28.111 ,Cornor
of Coventry Street; where they Sold io Shares the Two
Highest Prizes draws* the First Day. via.
'No. lAD Mass A) ta.ooo
No. i,639 (Class R) Zi,OOl)
NEXT TUESD4Y, 'via 110, is the Last Day bat One,
and the Two First Prisms will lave 110,0001. each! The
Wheel is very Rich, and eztotalos TWO Prizes of 30,00 W.,
TWO of 40,00 W., &c. &a. I.;:tnaols and Money.

CARPET, HEARTH-RCS. BLANKET, mo.
KEEN, COUNTERPANE. LINEN and MUSLIN
WAREHOUSE.—DENMARK-110USE. Regent-street,
seven doors from the Argyll Rooms. Corner of the Circus,
Oxford-street, and at their Manufgeories, Kidderminster.
and Glasgow.
R. COLLINS and Co. beg to Mans their neknowledge-
mints to the Nobility and Public io geseral. for the liberal
support they have experienced since they hare opened the
above Warehoete. (on such principles, that have never yet
been ofered to the Public.)
As they are set.' ALusurieruanas of the above Articles.
which enable them to sell lower than any House in the
Kingdom. that' are determined to supply the Public at the
MANUFACTURING Peters.
R. C. and Co. Inform their frilled. they °satiny. having asap-
, ply from their Manufactories weekly; consisting ofßreasels,
Venetian and litidaserfaitir Carpeting. Druggist. Table
Covers. Coutterrnemfbllts; Redlich, Blankets. Fla nails.
aletJfth•kndi MlN•Ntik, f

Long Cloths, Table Linens, Printed Farnham., Furniture
Dimities. Muslin' of every description, and Window Hol-
lands, &e. &e. fie.
POSITIVELY SOLD AT Tilt MAYIVPACTVRING PRICE!.
Turkey, Persian, Brussels, and Kidderminster carpets,
(all Sizes) ready for laying down.
N. B. Carpets, &e. cleaned. and the utmost •alue given few
old Carpets In exchange, at R. COLLINS and Co. DENMARK*
HOVER. Regent-street.

Th• big
to bo roe!

[bites resumed, and the Report was ordered
a to-morrow.
'a Bench Holism mu orearead a third time

and paned: -
WAYS AND MAW&
On thb motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EX.
CHEQUEIL the house resolved itself into a Committer
of Ways and Means.
The bone being in a Committee.
TheeMIANCELLOR of the EXCHEibUER moved a•
Vote of 16 Million and an Half, to battened by Esiche.
quer Bills. fin the service of the present year.
The Motion was agreed to, the house resumed. and the
Report was ordered to be received to-morrow.
The Report on the Gas Washings Bill was brought up
and read.
Mr. BRIGHT said be bad many objections to this BEL
It tended to increase the number of informers ; and was
ineeme reipects inconsistenfwith itself. He thought the
present law quite sufficient to prevent nuisances arising
oat of Gas works.
• 419PCOU1ITENAY said he was satisfied it was in the
power of the Oss Companies to prevent the nuisance
which were agly committed by their servants. He de-
nied that the present law was sufficient to prevent or to
punish thosanoisantes.
Mr. HUME opposed the Bill. It gave, he thought,
too extensive a power to Magistrates. He moved that
this Report be considered this day six months.
It was afterwards agreed that the Report should be
'smoldered to-morrow.
The Militia Clothing Bill was read a first time, and or-
dered to be read a second time tomorrow.
Mr. S. RICE presented a petition from the Inhabit-
ants of Middlesex, calling the attention of the house toi
the situation of Ireland. The petition, after a few
words from Mr. OVILNZT, Mr. Dawson, Mr. S. Rice, and
Home, was ordered to lie on the table.
The Licensing Bill, as amended by the Lords, was
agreed to.
The punishment by hard Labour Bill was read a third
time and paned.
The Repos-ton the Tithe Leasing Bill was brought.np, I
read, and agreed to ; and the Bill was ordered to be read'
a third time ea Friday.
Mr. HUME moved for the particulars of all loans
contracted for between 1793 and isri, and of all 00.
verament Annuities fallen in and unclaimed within the
same perieiL—Ordered.
Mr. HUME presented a Petition from a Coal bier.
chain. complaiaing tint the present laws regulating the
practice of Coal Meters did not give sufficient protection
to the consumers of coals. The Hon. Member said, he
should to-morrow move for a Return of the Fes re.
ceived at the Meters' Office.
Mr. LUSHINGTON said, the complaints of the Peti-
tioner bad bees made to the Treasury five year. ago,ead
folly inquired into.—Tbe Petition was ordered to lie on
the table.
Lord A. HAMILTON wished to pet a question to the
Right Hen. Secretary of State. He reqoestod to know
whether ear thing had been resolveil upon respecting
the Office oiSberiff Depute of Lanark.
Mr. Secretary PEEL said. he knew nothing of the
mil bad therefore nothing to communicate.
Oleer In question was not appointed by Govern-
mein. • .‘• •
Lord A. HAMILTON said, he should this Ses-
sion take some means for ascertainiug the real state
of case.