The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-12 00:00:00

BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE for geaeral purposes,
hiring given nett great approbation. anti the demo/
for it continuing to Increase. JOIN BURGEISS pd SON
beg most reipertfully to allipr this their bait eslowsw-
lodgments to the Mile for tie* yetresegas at the
same; Its utility sad great eeeveeliteee 1a aSeSIIIIOII4. .bas
reseammooded the neat dlsllagelsbed Melo eessweloes,
The bare all wiles IssaleresenoweAMlgs.—lt is
rse by thaw wear t led osr preveadeg lleogpsietoset
to flise, all posslblo twee beibese syseibid es by UM:
bottle beteg emoted epee tbe seat with *dr Sea wad ed.
dress, as wail es mull Jabot haelag thole slisetere, whitest
wide') it eegeggieemeseiss.
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mewled RIMIENCIS of ANCIIOVIEO eeelleeas to be re-
paird by this after the sane wanner lbst bits gives the
greatest sallelltetlee for away years. •
Ntfareboase, 107, STRAND; 00tRif of the Savorslispa,
Loadims.
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INPHRIAL PAILIAMS,Nr.
INIOVSE OF LORDS.—Tessimv. Joss It.

The LORD CHANCELLOR ?repeated a Petition
from Sudbury stalest the Catholic Peen' Bill.—Laid on
the table.
Lord CARRINGTON promoted • Petition from
Chipping Wycombe. in the cossty
to of Rockingham, pray-
ing r the revision of the Criltinal Code.—Ltd on the
tale.
Yaw nit.'.
Mr. BROGDZX and 'theta brought up from the GM-
moss the Aansitles Memorial Bill, the Colonial Teed,
BEL aad the American Trade Bill, which were read a
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY, is the abuses of his
Eoble ['need (the Berl of Liverpool), gave **dm that
it was the intrudes of that Noble Earl to move the se-
ated reading of the Colmial tad American Trade Bilk
on Monday seat. Hie Lordship then postponed the se-
cond reading of the Ms amascted with the Navigation
Laws to that day.
Sir 0. Htu. and others brought up a Message from
the Commons, requesting that the Marquess of Down-
sums he allowed to aimed their Committee now suing
the trade of hilted.
The LORD CHANCELLOR replied that their Lord-
shi_Es would send an stayer by Messengers of their own.
The question was the* pat that the Marquess of
Dowseuitshe allowed to attend, and leave was granted.
Viscount SIDMOUTH presented a Petition from the
Borough of Devises against the Catholic Peers' Bill.—
Laid on the table.—Adjearted.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

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Mr. WESTERN mamma a Min his the Yam
Ow aad Farmers of Rosford &pima ohs Am of 1819,
he resamisg Cash Payments; aad anodise So the same
diet hots Roehford.—Ordered to lie on the table, and
:hp ',rioted.
4 Mr. WILLIAMS (of Liscola) presented a Potato*
his several Inhabitants of that City, complaining of
the %jury done to their trade by hawkers aad pedlars.—
O►dered to lie on the table.
-Lord STANLEY presented a Petition frees Eccles,
Ilkilmlowashire. &pima the Licensiag Bill.—Ordered to
tin oa the table.

Mr. CREEVEY postpooed to the 27th lastest, his
motion respecting the Ponies Act. He should, on that
mansion, submit to the House a string of Resolatloos,
one of which would refer to the pension granted to
Lord Sidmouth.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved for as Account of all
Sams of Money received by public Officers in Ireland for
Fees, on occasion of the death of his late, and the acces-
sion of his present Majesty.—Ordered.
Mr. HUME moved for. a Return of the Lends and
Hereditament" of his Majesty, in right of the Crows of
Ireland, which have been sold under Acts of the Irish
Parliament, authorising their sale; and of the appro.
priation of the stuns received from these sales.
Sir G. HILL said a few words; after which the mo
tion was agreed to.
Mr. HUME then moved for a Morn of the present
income of the lands and hereditament' not sold. _

Sir 0. HILL thought the motion was too general and
extensive. He had so objection to any particular re-
turn for any object in the contemplation of the Hon.
Member.

Sir J. NEWPORT thought the return moved for.
woold be unnecessarily volnminons.
Mr. HUME then withdrew his notice, and said he
would consult wit► the Right Hoo. Ova. as to the best
mode of obtaining the information necessary for his par-
ticular purpose.
Sir J. NEWPORT brought up the Second Report of
the Committee on Orand Jury Presentments; and said
he should move for leave to bring in elfin on the subject
to-morrow. The Report was reed cod ordered to be
printed.