The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-29 00:00:00

MOr4ESTY IN lloLliuitni.

NIXON. (1111 H All and CO. rexpectli;ll3o, announce,
they have OPENED the spacious PREMISES lately
occupied by Messrs. llot:LellOne and Co , in a style hither-
to unknown in that part of the Metropolis. Their Stock is
six times lessee extensive than soy other house i■ that street.
and the priers bear not the smallest comparison with the re-
gular demands made in that neighbourhood, even for the
must inferior goods. 'Mons Ladies who have regularly pa-
tronised Iligh Holborn, will feel great pieuiture in being
able to select the very hest of goods on the lowest terms.
and without one farthing abatement. The aeriev consists
of eaery article generally sold by first-rate Linen-drapers.
hilt-mercers, Hosiers and °loser-, and from the liberal
system on which the whole will be condneted, it is justly
presumed the New Concern may be worthy of public Wen-
tisin.—Eleesnt Long Shawls, ef the largest size, are selling
at *IS,. each, and in every fancy eolotir at 31k. Damask
Table Cloths, large and haudsonie patterns, at 9s. Od. each,
full 11l quarters long ; ■nd full three yards long at Its. ;
fashionable Chintz Dresses. in every colour, richly *ounce I.
sl I2s. MI. each, and worked Robe Dresses. at Ss. 9J.: real
Indio Nankeens, 3s. VII. the piece, and beautiful Jaceonets,
exceedingly fine, at Is. a yard; excellent Yu riiitures, Is. a yard.
and rich coloured ground Chintzes, full ell-wide, at In. Pd. :
fast colostred Linings, Od, a yard, and ell-widrs. at 9d ; rich
figured and plain lirnsde Naples ; Satins and Irish Poplins;
Italian Nets, at Is. (Id. a yard, and time India Rooks, at 011.
and : 'A ith excellent Furniture Dimities. at 30. a yard.
P.S. Those Ladies who once 1111:1We a purchase of Irish
Linens, will unquestionably return s second time.—llo-
Orel and Moves of every description.-894, High Holborn.

IMPERIAL PARLIA.Vd,Vr.

HOUSE OF LOllD6.—Tievitsm, Just te.

STRATHMORE PEERAGE.

The House sat in a Committee of Privileges on the
Strathmore Peerage. Mr. Wsismaitast. having boas
heard in reply for the sepposed sow d the late Katt, the
Loan (.11ANCILLOR and Lord REDESDALE delivered their
opinions and the Committee came to the decision, that
the snryinged son had not made oat his claim to the Earl-
Assn of Strathmore, asettiat the Right Hon. Thomas
Howes (brother to the late Earl) hot pstabiisbed his
to that Earl,lons.

Mr. littoGnive and others brought up from the Com-
mons the Greenwich 1114spital Estate Bill, the Con.oli.
dated Fund Bill, and the Coasting Trade Bill—Bead a
tirst time.
PRIVILFA3F.S.

Mr. Merleant Ofist.owappeared at the Bar with a
Message from the Commons, requesting a Copy of the
Reports of the Committees appointed by their Lordships
to search the Journals and Records of Parliament r.'.
specting all matters touching the dignity of a Peer ut
the Resin.. —Ordered.

The Scottish Distilleries Drawbacks Kill, the Scottish
Stall Duty Hill, the Uh.tritable I and• Etthange
and the British Herring Bounties Repeal weir
read a thirl time, passed, and sent to the Commons.
lie Wool Importation Hill, the Land Tar 111 l is.
sinners Name• hill, the Irish Jail Fees Rill, the Thames
Ship Owners Protection Bill, the Cinque Ports Fraud
Prevention Riti, and the Wool Hegis•ry Bi t, went re•
speetively throll'Elt L'ottimittees, and mere reported.—
Adjoitrnetl.