The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-04 00:00:00

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NUMBER 5389. - The Came for which HAMPDEN fell in the Field, and SYDNEY died on the Stith& !' ; Pn ICE SEVEN PENCE
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141PORTA'NT DISCOVERY. TO THE NOBILITY, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. 10th Ditto-Lieut. Hon. IF. R. Mayans. from the 6th I The Earl of CA RN.AIIVON thee presented a petition
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice J. S. Windt.. who retires upon t from the town of Boilmin, in the county of Cornwall,
am JACKSON, HAT MANUFACTURER. 58, W TRUEF/TT, of No. 2, 'Wellington-tenet,
kalemaylied Foot, nevi ring the difference.
U. Barbican, solicits the public patropage in favour of • Waterloo• Bridge. Strand, begs leave to Inform the t praying for the revision of the criminal code, and seve-
10th Regiment of Foot-Ensign Wm. Boates, from the
,BEAVER HAT, of matchless quality. It is very light and Nobility, Ladles and Gentlemen. that his extensive. and rel petitions from Hundreds in the comities of Kent
79th Foot, to be Eastge, vice Martin, appointed to the 86th •
and Suffolk, praying fur Agricultural itelier-Laid oii
the table.
!mom on the head, nor will rain ever injure it. being well aired rooms, with every suitable accommodation, are
Foot.
Wiese Moor. The colour, which is unchangeable in any set apart for CUTTING and DRESSING HAIR.
deo% is a most beentiful black ;the shape the most hand- W. T. from tweet years extensive practice in the Baia 90th Hitt bulge R. Barron, from half-pay 9th Foot, to
A similar petition was presented isy Lord DACRE from
er seen which it will retain to the last. The silvan- Monde, and sided by the most able assistants, is ambled to, be Bata& wterJ. liortbwiek, who exchanges.
mat et • itelt Ditto-khat. J. Weir from half-pay 09th Foot, to be the Owners and Occupiers of Land of Cirencester.-Laid
these Ham possess over all others, must give them a make Wigs nod Cut and Dress Hair, in a style of amnia
nelelestence an
fashion. ' - Adjserin and Lieutenant. sin Gilbert, deceased ; Serjeant- on the tilde. ➢
• added preference.-Price only 235.
To be had only of the Manufacturer, C. Jansow, 58, Ladies and Gentlemen desiring to dress for Balls, Plays. Major J. Mitchell, late of the Regiment, to be Quarter- The Bishop of OSSORY presented a petition against
'- master. vise Wie. Giliespie, who retires upon full-pay. the Catholic Peers' Dill from the Right Rev. Lord
Operas, and Masquerades will and in W. T. a valuable
tubing, near the City Repository.-No unpaid letter re-.. . . .
silk NM Dighoe-Capt.Lordlit, Ken., from half-pay, 6th Foot, to. Bishop of Kiliala and Clergy of his Diocese.-fail on
acquisition from bit inimmilite acquaintance it the one.
merited.
tease necessary on those occasions. be repeals, vie* M. Harrisom who exchanges, receiving the the tome.
TRUSSES FOR RUPTURES. N. B. W. T. is constantly supplied with Freed, Italian, ItIM
We-Cleat J. M. Stuart, from the 7th Foot, to be Petitions, praying for the revision of the Criminal
Code, . Iby Lords K '
were presentee !NG and SUPiIELD. from
rIAWAN and Co., 200, Fleet-street, (baring re- and English Perfemory of the first quality.
Captain, by purchase, Mee East, appointed to the bath
eX pettedly succeeded in the most difecult eases of Rap- Mao. continued Monthly, Price le. the Inhabitants of Maid
stone, in Kent, and Fronts, in
ate, eith PINDIN'S PATENT TRUSSES, without Me- XCUKSIONS of PLEASURE, and SPORTS of Food
Ditte-Paymaster J. AUsop, from half-pay P7th Foot, Somersetahirts-Laid on the table.
ink scrimp) bars such confidence in the superiority of Sao e : ' • m Az to tos Pagatastar, sloe P. B . who exammos. TheEari of FILES' SIMON post posed the remasandt-
eel/ lastromests as enables them to inform the Public, and- -- • a 'eel's •t f•••4e• gust o-faierset eat SebeiLieutJ. Philippe, from the meet otobeletaii-Dised Registry DUI to Wednesday the
by a ' Old
opeciallyibese with obetlaate also, they will ssOrpswiller -•• , 4, • , ss. -sem • • arfle.to be Lleistmaa4 Hamilton, wbo ex- 12th of jam,. ,
goer, (if after a fair trial of suitable Pads,) Ma, "Aid 04(.."..*•''101 , sof .. the facia „,.,, seseese. Mr. TURNER presented an account of the charges and
weed. EASE, SECURITY and Donaeitrw. Wog . Aida roc , elf the a"ers of mom,. sboosing. eaittari. bed Ditto-Capt. J. Hewitt, from half pay 88th Foot, to expenses paid by his Majesty's Commissioners under the t
Klieg charaeteristics of Mesa Tradition* many of the Ite. he. Also a particular accents' of all Rams of Amuse. be Captain, vice G. Young, who exchanges, receiving the Act for building new CLurchea.-Laid on the table.-
spotless Ares loch benefitted by them. Professional and meat in its vicinity, and the Inns and Taverns for the ac- "keen"- Adjourned.
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to Gentlemen connected with Hospitals, Trost Societies, ommodstion of ompany. 'To be completed within 111 64th Ditto-Capt. J. A. Butler, from half-pay 90th Foot,
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ali'vrthonses are most rapectfolly informed they will be ;lumbers, hot which are now published, to too Captain, Mee T. C. Kirby, who exchanges; Gentle-
jeJ on reasonable terms. Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers% man Cadet H. W. Harris, from the Royal Military College, HOUSE OF COMMONS.
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1. B. Persons sending the eircomforenea of the body
to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Towoshend, appointed to ....--o
Hall Court, Ludgate-street.
Meta hips, and the largest part of the thigh, stating
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AO side they are 'Wetted, may depend on being correctly This Day was published, price Ss. 6d. the first Number of an Nth Ditto-Capt. H. Eut, from the 37th Foot, to be Cap- Mr. H. SUMNER presented a petition from cenain
led. • entire y new Work, entitled tale, vine Baldwin, who retires. - Market Gardeners dealing in batter, complaining that '
SHE NATU K A L I ST'S REPOSITORY; or 63d Dino-Lievit. H. Havelock, from half pay 41st Foot, since the repeal of the Agricultural Horse Tax, their
i OOKINU GLASSES and FURNITURE.-Sere-
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Monthly hliseellany of Exotic Natural History t eau-
toebe Liataant, vice W. Gilbert, who exchanges receiving horses had been assessed as being used in trade, anal they
IA ni large SECOND HAND PLATES, are now on sistiag of a series of elegantly coloured plates, with appro. difference.-
now were charged a guinea for each, instead of fteen
sdis at CeePoo and Boles IldelinfeetorY, 93, Bishops. priate scientific descriptions of the most curious, scarce, in without list Ditto-Lieut. W. C. Hasson, to be Copts . j
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shillings and sixpence, which they paid under the Agri-
rst...siten. Within,-Bone of the larger sign are admire" and beautiful prodnctioos in every department of nature, purchase, vice W. A. Grant, deceased ; Ensign
se t East„ GI F. miltural Horse Tax.
*adopted for large dining-rot- and elegant drawing- that have been recently discovered in various parts of the Folliott to be Lientesant, •
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to be The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,
rams A large assortment of rich finished Chimney, Pier, world ; sad more especially of such Novelties as, from Strangways, from ball-pay of the Regiment Ensign,
mineral frames, with Newel of superior colour and
their extreme rarity, remain entirely undescrlbere or which vice Folliott. that in the Assessed Taxes Compositionld Bill, their won .
trillion ; the priers reduced beyond all former precedent. bate not beat duly noticed by any other oaturalist. 74th Ditto-Lieutenant George Lord Bingham, from the be a clause to remove the grievance complained of.
Elate Blass for Windows, Carriages, 'le.-This article By E. DONOVAN, F.L.S. W.S., he. tilth Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Stewart, pro- Dlr. K. SUMNER treated that the remedy would if.
lay also be manufactured as high as 130 by 72 babes, 120 Author of the Natural Histories of British Quadrupeds, muted. feztually remove the evil. Ile bad himself compounded
ii th or to any given dimensions. 79th Ditto-Ensign L. P. Townshend, front tho 64th
Birds, Fishes, Shells, and Insects • the insects of China, . . . ..•for • , his horse tax, but found himself in a similar condi-
Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels India. and New Holland; and other approved Works on Foot, to be Luigi], vice Boates, appointed to tee 20th tion with the Petitioners,
el ethers, will Sad this Warehouse deserving attention, Brittsh sod Exotic Natural History. Foot.
The petition was ordered to be printed. i
beitsextensiveVariety ofeecellentCabinet and CliairWork. Printed for the Author, and for Rini in and Marshall. 90th Ditto-Lieutenant G. Mason, from the Id Light
Sir E. KNATCH BULL presented a petition from ter-
nembobtery arrangements display some sew specimen of Stationers'-hall-court, Ludgate-street; and sold by all Book- Dragoons, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Harper, pro-
tame farmers in the county of Kent praying for a repeat
pillar mune:nand elegance, with the still greater advise sellers in town and country. meted.
hoof ecenoray In the charge. •
Among otter articles of uncommon rarity, the first Nara- Slat Regiment of Foot-Caps. P. C. Taylor, to be Major. of the Leather Tax.-Ordered to be printed.
Furniture delivered to any part of the country, without ber, and those immediately succeeding, will be found to by purchase, via Sutherland, promoted lathe 2d eatlndia Mr.C. . presented a petitionfrom certain
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Met injury or expeoce of packing, contain figures, very beautifully finished in colours, of the Regiment; Lint. T. B. , NVall from the 11th Light India Agents *against the Navigation Act Amendment ,
celebrated e Cedo nulli" Cone, some varieties of which Waimea', to be Caldain, by purchase, •Taylor, lee Bill.-Ordered he •
to printed.
OHS BURGESS and SON, being apprised of the hare been vaned aefrom 500 to 30110 florins; another Num- h Font. ' B6th Ditto--Resign R. B. Martin, from the 40th A return of the number of Commitments and Connie-
saismoustendeavours made by many persons to ims her will sod ode a most accurate delineation of that 'mimes •to be Ensign, Age Lord Wm. Paulet, promoted in the 7th bons for felonies in England and Wales, during the year •
a 'parlous article for their make, feel it incumbent shell, denominated the " Pink Sun Troches," diseovered Is r°44- 1821, was ordered to be laid before the house. . .
Mem to request the attention of the Public in purchase the-South Seas, and estimated at the price of 100 guineas ; from the 44 West India Regintint-Major W. Sutherland, .
Mr. BING brought in a Bill to regulate the office of
wkat eery sasseive to be the original, to observe the and in • Number immediately succemeding, will be givon a Slit Foot, to he Lientement-Colonel, by purchase, vice
Treasurer of the county of Middlesex, and to alter the • ,
mei the Itiamsaeorresponds with the above :-the ge- figure of that excessively rare ebenehological prodseden, O'Hara. who retiree- , 'll
•to be mode of levying the county rate. - i
Ist Ceekse Resiment-Beeond Lieut. C. Murray If perinea of tlidi spurious descriptions will deceive the "Reversed volute ponderosa," a shell @shinnied so --.-• ---. .. bir. W. DUNDAS presented a petition from certain mosarded, anti for their detection, J. B. and Soo sub- sacred. among the Chinese and the Hindus, that spec es
1 ens First Walnut, without purchase, Mee Polungton. de-
LI cant, vice Merchants in Edinburgh, complaining of the Regulations
Ilmelfeilowing notions:-some are in appearance at first have been known to °Male among the devotees of Vishnu ceased i R. MYlias. Rent., to be Reflood -sot
eletaGennine," but witbont any name or address :- from 200 to SOO rupees each. Murray. .ofassessed • hregard to sho toot and clerks. the taxes with P
"Ittalnea'S *alma of Anebales :"--othaes, • • Bun-
OlFwmi may mooowithoot atidiressi. ~
Horainem peens nostn staple late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant; Ensign Mr. S. WORTLEY presented •a petition from certain i
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MWt. BURGESS *A SOR llMltztrze:B27 Years G. ➢Macphall, from the late 106 Royal Veteran Battalion, Dealers io Coro in the North of England, against the Our page relates to 11111/I.3IARTIAL• to be &mtge, with such dlatbipeibilir bet Beery
Corn Bills.-Ortiered to be printed.
tof respect tensimb Sri so- Jest published, price ss, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), Hosrtras, Barnes.-Dr. J. F Physician to the Forces A
erten of the masher of segue!' belooging to the
I. Lliolfigisimboo to inlet rir HE AGIS of LIFE; a Noneliedical COnaimen- tai Impale of a-
-46=4 ir-1ti.15: United States which bad entered- or sailed from British
estemelve b,. ° thOle Sake. which they hope MU pen- -. tam' on the indlscreftellteeristagfrom • mews
Ports• whether with or without cargoes, and the amount • i
.:- • le which tee Ceestm;Hvniptemi and baneful is rife:on •He *ant from balf-P*l- of tit" 2d Dragoons: •• • isp
; 1 - hay- k rig semi Weakness,Re. AssistaneSurgetieJ. unto, from half-pay 23.1 Foot, to be of their tonnage, siace the year ), was ordered to
ireetera purposes, Venerea, Gonorrhoea, t more. Seminal are
tom tab gr satisfaction, continues to be prepared tally developed; Part 11. contains some remarks on cer- milts A nt-ilargatias to the Forces. laid before the house.
Who. out is recommended as a most useful and conve- tam Female Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part 111. blzwoaaarm.-•-•The appointment of Major-GeD. H. Elliott. Mr. G. BENNET presented a petition from a person ' ;
noteeme. Will keep good in all climates. embraces Practical Oh ions on Sexual Debility, Self from the lat. Mb Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Colonel named Crawford, complaining of some grievances under
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/Mouse. 107. Slot AND, conieroftheSavoy-ster,Loadon. Abuse, and Mental irritation, with some interesting observe- of the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, as stated la the Gazette the present licensing system.
(Tax ORIOINAL rise-satin wenenousE.) time/ on vegetable and animal life; in Part IV, is a Series of of pith Jan. last, has not taken place. The names of the After a few observations from an Hononrable Mem- ‘I
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Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining Quartermaster appointed to the 19th Light Dragoons. on the tber, Mr. Lesalctos, Mr. D. GILBERT, and Mr. G.
heti Freehold, Cops-hotel, and Leasehold Estates, and them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the 28th Jan. 1819, Hai. C. M'Clellan, and not J. Mac Lennon, BENNST, who also presented another petition upon
her Farm Rents of 991. 18s. Id. per annum, Cheitenhion, Youth and Maturity of both Sexes, By GOSS• and Co. as formerly stated.
utocestershire, cambridgeshire, liens. Hunter and Consulting Burgeons, London. London and Westntinster T.ight Horse Volunteers-Cornet the same subject, they were both referred to the CUM..
imploll-StrtetS. Brunswick-square. Seyniour-street.Eu- Nature beads 4. Spottiswoodo to be Lieutenant, lice Dyneley, resigned ; mittee upon the Bill.
stun...flare, Charlotte-street, Rathboomplace, Drury- Omnibus ass dedit, si quit cognoverit uti.-Ci.auoust. G. V
1 igram, Gent to be Cornet, vice Spottiswoode. Mr. BIRCH moved for a return of the names of all of-
hrl, Tottenham-court-road, and Clorlenwell. Since Mare* to on (hefted of bliss supplies, ficers employed in the collection of the Salt Duties who
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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ftsfragol application marks the rise, Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County had received retired allowances.-Ordered.
of Warwick.
By Mr. WILLIAMS, May be had at 40, Paternoster-row; 69, Pall-Mail;
Th Ri CI A Fdri k II 1' 'tl e ght Hon. eorge ugustus re e e enry .rt ge- CRIMINAL CODE. I 1
:...Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on TIIVRS- 61, Piccadilly ; 16, Princes-street. Soho; 3•!, Fleet-street;
man Viscount New rt:to be Deputy Lieutenant; F. Law- Petitions were presented (rani Bridgewater, Chester,
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174, Fleet-street; 40, West Smithfield ; 98, Chen ode, Lon- i
Leominster, Derby. Barnard Castle, praying a revision
DAY, Jute 0, at 'Twelve.l E ditto;Pl)
F B, Hacker E t be ditto H
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don; Stevenson and Co., Burks and Co., Norwich; it.
A PITA I. Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold pack. Ipswich; Berndt and Duffield, Bath ; Sheppard, Bris- Hoiden. Esq. to be ditto, of the Criminal Code.-Ordered to be printed, e
Warwickshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry-Lieut. W.
LIC VICTUALLERA. BILL ENSING . .
Eire %TES, the property of a Gentleman; comprising tol ; Hatt. Cambridge; Headley, Leeds; and at all Book-
Billie to be Captain, vice 8 er resigned; co tJ. W. Petitions were presented from Manchester and Salford. I s
i opelier House, on elegnot detached Copyhold Residence, -oilers.-Messrs. 6058 and Co. are to be consulted, a!
Whnteley, to LI - usual, everyday, at their house; and Patients in the Country from Preston, from Northwayte, from Liverpool, Sian. e
...Or corner of the road leading to the Wells at Cheiten- are requested to describe minutely the ease, enclosing a re-
PRICE or coax IN INGLAND AND swains.
--.. let on lease at a low rent of WV. per annum, Whinch- mittanee for Advice and Medicine, which can he forwarded iphtat, 466. 4d.-Rye 20s. 10d..41„e5. 225. 4d.-Oats, for altering the existing law, which were severally re- k. .
...- ‘.. e House in Whinchcombe-street, Cheltenham, let on so any part of the World.--GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Stir-
17s. 54.-Barley, 165. 7;1. Pease, 255. 3d. ferred to the Committee upon the Bill.
o'4- at avers. low rent of 30/. per ann. A valuable Freehold geons, No. 7. Jermyn-street, Si, James's; and 11,Bouverie-
The A AI d Avenge Pries of Brown or uscova o Sugar, com- REFOPM. lour, called Moor House Farm. comprising 207 acres of ttreet, Fleet-street. London.
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nie and meadow fond (tythe free) with an excellent farm
._ puled from the Returns made in the Week ending the Mr. COKE rose to present a petition from theMin-
day of May, 1922, is 325. Old. per cwt. Bred of Greenhoe in the county of Norfolk,complaining
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so barns, and outbuildinos, situate in the parishes of FROM SiITURDA Y NIGITI"S GAZ ETTE. of distress, and praying reform in Parliament. The peti-
tame end Soham, Cambridgeshire, 0 miles from New- ge,.........
Ls. yid 18 front Cambridge. surrounded by good roads --.0.-- tion set forth that taxation was the cause of their dig-
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is a fine sporting country. The land is in a high state WAR OPPICR, 31• T 31, 1522. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. tress, and that the enormous sums raised by it were 1.1. . r
tallivation, and eligible for investment or occupation.-
--mme.-- wished to increase the influence of the Crown, by main- ' 1
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leinble Cont hold Estate. .ailed Bovingdon Lodi e, Ash 1,1 Regiment of Life Guards-Cornet NV, F. Chetwynd,
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HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JUNE 3. taioing a corrupt majority in that house, and to keep up • i
Ali ris; a spacious family residence with double coach from half-pay 13th Idoht Dragoons, to be Cornet and Sub- a large standing army for no other purpose than that of
stabling for eight horses. farm-yard, and numerous Lieutenant, vice B. Wairond, who exchanges, receiving the
subduing the constitutional feelings of a justly indig-
-haling,. proiloalve gaol ns, extensive graperies and difference. • MISCELLANEOUS.
nant people. It stated that the majority of the lipase
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bberies, Ise. a., end au acres of land, situate in • beau- ild Ditto-Lieut. T. Marten. by purchase, vice Milli/en, The Earl of ne .....NOUGHMORL took the oaths and his seat a~
herlthy. and sporting part of the country, three miles who retires ; Captain A. Chichester. from half-pay 4d West lo .. . • of .,_. _ ,
as out. nuteninson, the L. niteu
Kingdom of Great ever corrupt and tyrannical. The Hon. Member ex-
idags I.snley. fonr from Hemel lienipstend, five from India Regiment, vice Francis (Jojoba, who exchanges, re- •
MoOttrad. and 23 from London, in the occupation of critic, the difference, to be Captains. Cornet and sub. Britain and Ireland. His Lordship's supporters were pressed his contemner in the prayer of the petition. 4 4
Proprotoa isi:a will wive immediate possession. Also Lieut C. Bulkeley, vice Nicholson, who retires; Cornet and Viscounts Melville and Anson. and said, that in the face of the distrees of the country i
elm coat •e in the Park, with paddock, dc.-Rent- Sub-Lieut. R. Hort, vice ',Herten, to be Lieutenants, by pug- Ministers had come down and stated that nothing., cent.'
Dlr. P. Moose and others brought up from the Coin.
' Farm, c.tir' obit., consist In gof 142 acres of excellent chase. J. P. Macimeen, Gent., by purchase, vice Bulkeley ; be don. to alleseale it. Notwithstanding this, tome mea-
tootle di" deep stapled !cod, well sdepted for turnips Ensign F. V. Smith. from linlf-pay 09th Foot, by purchase, moos the Coventry Jail Bill and several Private Bills, sures had been forced from them. But he considered i
*Lest, with Oa-in-haat*, bnra-,, and cut buildinp; held vice Hort ; Limit. C. J. IL Hamilton, from the 61st Foot, which were read a first time, the relief now promised was nothing more than insult to
bloom oi liewtl Hempstemi, at a small fine certain, vice C. Phillipps, who exchanges, to be Cornets and Sub. •
tart rider. -d, sad exonoreted from court flues.-Fee Lieutenants. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented petitions the country. From the conduct of the house he was al-
most ashamed of the place he held in it. He was quiter
• metro: mad tax amoomiag to 991. Itts. Id. per Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieut. A. St. Leger from the Clergy and Inhabitants of the town of Lewes
• astonished at seeing country Gentlemen go so far with
issilag out of tne Estates and Great Tithes in the Watation, from haltpay 24th Light Dragoons, to be Lieu- and Woodstock, against the Catholic Peers' Bill.-Noose Ministers when it was evidentl ' .✓- yto taeir own tint:etc-
141 Both mean, charged to the Right Hon. Richard tenant, vice W. H. West, who exchanges.
iced George Cav•ra::,ei, Lieut.-Genteel !Minot, 3d Ditto-Liest. J. Haddea to be Captain, by purchase, and laid on the table, tion. There was nothing which they were not ready to
Itesseeem. E. John li mid. Esq• C. T. Tower. vice Tied, who retires : Cornet E. Willey to be Lieutenant, • His Lordship then presented similar petitions from the de, and be was quite astonished at their behavionr. We- •
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• tot Joto Pt, seas 18011.-A Ground-Rent of 1001. by purchase,Hidden; It. W. Pierse, Gent.. to be Cor- C eof Coopers at Glasgow, and from the tinders°
orpora ion
,"•rt af to h0r..... to Ft.-pi:en and streets, Tot- net, by purchase, vice IVitley.more relief would be afforded to the country by taking-
, liel ...,ad. en 1....t•e, wt,lch will expire in 1810. 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons-Cornet C. 0. Slade to of Kensham, in the County of Somerset.-Laid on the nif the whole of the malt duties than by the repeartsbicli .I. '
kr mirth:, itesession, after the said term, to one be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Masan, promoted to the table. had been proposed.
• 'tea:lw of the wlinie property, which produces up- 80th Foot; A. Trevelyan, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase. The Bishop of SALISBURY presented petitions to Mr. FREEMANTLE objected to the langnage of the I
t._' ti 3.o(ad, per annum.-A Leasehold House. No. 34, view Slide. the saute effect from the Archtleaconries of Bath and pon, etiti
on, but in a tone of voice not audible in the gal- ,t
.tr-sireet. Bruuswh•k-square. let on lease for 77 years, 6th R lenient of Dragoons-Lieut. J. M'Queeo. from bale Sarum. -Laid on the table. levy. He moved that it be rejected.
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1,...11-lr teat of Mi. per annum; held for 90 years tines- pay 34.1 Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, tiro J. Musses, Lord HARRIS presented a petition from Ashford, in hir. CL
thought the real duty of the house to
"le it a rou d t A Leasehold House. No. 8, wbo exchanges, receiving the difference. ~ g a -ren .-
t,Z,'"'ROTI. Orunswick-square, on lease at ~ HO/ • held 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons-ft. I. Murchison, the county of Kent, against the Catholic Peers' Bill, and consist in their removing tin ground of such impute-
roart.-A Leasehold House and Shop, No. g, SeY- Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Thornhill, who one from the Hop-planters of the same county, praying eons as the petition contained. ..
. 'loft. Diston.snare. on lease, at an old rent of 30 retina, for relief.-Laid on the table. Mr. JAMES saw no objection to the language of the
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per annnm ;hid for 85 years.-A Ground Rent of Ilith Ditto-CoOlain W. Drummond, from half-pay Ist The Duke of RUTLAND presented a petition against petition. lie rose to notice a mistake into which the ill .
".rcr 3,inern, issuing out of a Haase adjoining.-Two West India Regiment, to be Captain, Tied J. Garwood, who the Catholic Peers' Bill from the parish of St. Nicholas, petitioners appeared to him to have fallen, I t was not
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. .14 Homes and Shops in Gresseand Stephen Streets, exchanges, receiving the difference. Leicester.-Laid on the table. to keep op the influence of the Crown that such lavish 'S I
'lnton•cono-road, let on leases at 1421. 10s. per annum. Ilth Ditto-Cornet Hon. H. D. Shore to be Lieutenant, The Earl of ROSEBERRY presented a petition and wasteful acts were committed, and he thou ht it al-
-IlwhOld House, No. 9, Charlotto-street, Rathbun.- by purchase, vice Wall, promoted in the 81st Foot ;E. from the inhabitant, of the City. of Chichester, pray- most high treason to say It • *gthe •
so. was to matntain in-
•on lease at
;4,,,5...r, • per annum.—Three Freehold Astiey, Gent.. to be Cornet, by porton". ski, Shore.
ing for the revision of the Criminal Code.-Laid on fiuence of the boroughroongers.
16th IT t A I tato Su T B kh from half-
:. s. 5. 6, and 7, Parker-street, Drury-lane, on it o- mi 5 - Surgeon T. Re ouie,
the table. •
sit a los nett reir. of 251. per annum.-Anal a Leasehold pay &flatlet Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon, The Mar nese IA)
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_____ _ , q of NDONDERRX thought that the
t ,I,,teraprisiag six houses, sheds, and yards, situate in vice Jeys. promoted. The Marquess of I..t:NSUCtIYN V; presented a molar house had a right to claim that it should be approached
,_, ..s's.oreet,Clerkenwell, let at 146/. per annum, held 17th Ditto-Gent. Cadet L. Sheddon, from the Royal MI- Petition from the town of Wellington and its vicinity in in a tone of petition and not of remonstrance. He was • 1
'''. seemired term of 50 years.-Descriptive Particulars Iltary College, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Fancoart, pro- the county of Somerset..-Laid on the table, quite sure that it could never acknowledge the latter Fbr had twenty-one days preceding the sale, at th meted in the 9lst Foot. Lord SUFFIELD peesented a yetition from the ••t • spin without lowering itself in the respect which it had
,Irli son Belt inns, Cheltenham M Stretch,our Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards-Cornet J.T.Land Owners of the Hundred of Hempstead. in the always received from the c
;of r.
me ..:ouatry. Ho was satisfied • •
r. "arrester; Angel lon, Oxford ; Rises Head, Pere:oval, from the balf-pay of the Id Dragoon Guards, to be county of Norfolk, praying for Agricultural Relief.- that the presentdid b ftheta •
petition come e ore in a ton. •
armee; Red Lion, Cambridge ; Greyhound, New. , Design sad Lieutenant, vice J. Talbot, who exchanges, re- Laid on the table.
et: Ilop-Pole. Tewkesbury; Mr. Creed, auctioneer, ceiving the dighretwo. of remonstrance. Tbe prayer fur reforot was most pro-
The Earl of CARNARVON presented a petition from per and constitutional; but it was not preferred in that
• liro I stead ; Bell, Two W Essex Arms. Wet- 6th Regiment of Foot-Lisut. P. Patterson, from half-pay
d. A.- eters ; the town and borough of Rridport, praying for the tone of respect which they !imagine t if they
sod Foot, titbit Lieutenant, paying the digitate., vice M01y-
t,,!,---no. St. Alban's ; Swan, Rithmanswortii ; George. Revision of the Criminal hale.-Laid en the table,
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744'); Crown,Tring ; White Horse, Uxbridge; Bull, &tux. appointed to the 10th Foot. to preserve their authority, their dignity, and theircha- '
'4411 ;of Mess IRankin, and Richard., rib Ditto-Ensign Lord Wm. Paulet, from the Sslb Foot, On the the motion of the Earl of LIMERICK the meter. Under this description he could not persuade ' 7
....;,o„..,e‘r rs, Felker,
t .-
to be Lieutemint, by purchase, vice Stuart, promoted in the Report of the Doyle 'Evince Bill was received and himself that the petitiou came, and. be felt bitost If board.%
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'Ns, •ppoT ' ' t ; sftid of Mx Williams, Throgmor on
site the Auction Mart, 37th Foot, agreed to, to reject it, although he did so with great pain. . se
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