The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-09 00:00:00

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ARMY CONTRACTI.
cassasheariat Department. reasesse. mss.June 41/2 ANL
tr.,. Aerie?, gift% to .aii Rerenitdifiretti
qf Otarbraotiay to =splay ter foitantitty Arabia,
fabanne Vat
FOR Milk vise
lad& gop4 sad Strom. to His Majesty's Cavalry Is Bar.
;mak and Oats In Cantonments. sad 'barters, la.soveral
liiipsiss In Vorth Britain.
ape at Deliseriar are to commenee on and for the Mk
IPe gritra ~ Prep sais
Army in
Iresrl.if' will be re-
, si. this hes, anted
'pike. on or lore Friday the lath Day
if 1071,but none w be received after Twelve
7 %Neal day.
wad have the Letter which is annexed to
i. ;properly "died sp. by Tiro Persons of known
esiodyiag takeover bound with the Party trader-
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f. * /mount stated to the printed Particulars,
ii, me /kw performanee of the Contract ; and no Proposal
cal be waked unless made on a printed Tender, and Us
prim used lot words at length.
pweird.rs of the Contrsteer asap be had appli-
cation alibi( Chambers, between the boars of eeen and
par. ea it
.4149ffire of Deputy Commissary General

WefrlA Zia RPS
of the
Britisk lastitatleia
or vies a transitory
induced ths prated
Woo of It for
of:JOSHUA, by
the trot door la '

IMPROVED
PIANO-FORTES.
tail. by special eppsiet
Clemest's Chereb-yerd,
Globes (themes as ',-
well es the varioes r
late Discoveries.
aessieal Isprorseteet.
Maaufeateracs to Ms
are sell by special .
who lies also for salt
METES. warmest'.
comma, sad Hr

cMggFCAIIPRT AND FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE,
No. 118, LoNo Acme.
fro Proprietor of this Establishment begs to in-
/ hew his Friends and the IPrblie, who are about far-
*** ley have now an opportunity of saving from 10 to
glipwssaL upon all kinds of Carpet, Floor-cloths, Drageets,
seumgegs, Carriage-rags, &e. Re. by applying as above,
mbe is eseenelsed to sell off his present Stock much under
pleas; to make room for so ostensive assortment of
Om& from the Country.—Every article warranted to be of
*best Quality, and full measure given.

SURGEON -DE NT I ST.-Mr. A. CLARK, late
Assistant to Mr. Yonnuf, Harley-street, acknowledges
tilkgradtude the favours which he has hitherto experienced
rese the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at large. With da-
Mr. C. solicits their attention to his superior method
K Ixlng ARTIFICIAL TEETH, a method which he regr-
ind,/ asserts is equal to any, and superior to most, at pre-
lest used. Mr. C. takes the liberty of apprising those who
Zara had the misfortune of losing their Palate, that be has
succeeded in inventing an Artificial One upon a construction
Windy new. It might appear vanity in Mr. C. to state the
VIIIrr lettering manner in which it was considered by the
Intiediail Gentlemen in London and Edinburgh when
submitted to their inspection. Mr. C.'s Artificial Palates,
as spell as Teeth. possess this superior advantage, that they
earn be removed and replaced by the wearer at pleasure.—
Ilsonef consultation from nine to four, No. 70, Lower
Grimmer-street, Grosvenor-square.

Dm the TOOTH ACHE and CLEANINU the
JI: TEETH, a TINCTURE, that is wamnted to afford
rebid in all eases, and in most will permanently remove the
TOOTH ACHE.—AIso
A DENTIFRICE. _

21bich, although it has not the absurd pretensions of " gene-
sting enamel" or " converting the gums to coral," will he
Mid to possess every requisite that can reasonably be ex-
peted. These articles are perfectly innocent in their gem-
/.....ssi.....esuLpleassat la their oppftittlee, being the result
of oloh7 yeses soma practice.
Prepared by J. Gray, burgeon and Dentist. No. 26, Old
Derlinglon-street, London. price ts. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each
bottle of Tincture, and 3e. each box of Dentifriee.—May
also be bad of Mr. Johnston, OS, Cornhill; Mr. Rounder.
Ws, Rt. Jamey's-street. Rrighton ; at Mr. W Miens' Library,
Cheltenham ; and of Mrs. Gould, 4, Masotti-street, Bath;
and no where else.

7%. Caw jilt alit* HafAUID/Uff

ik t4e

Imersasets ere
wood cress, at
aod way be depended
mess et Ins.
Sanell4ned Ploon-Fortes taken is exchange; • good-
Woad 10.7111-11 old horizontal grand, to be sold for 10 gel-
seas ; as ologtot square Piano, trial palest springs, for
U guineas.

PICTURRSQUR TOUR of the SEINE from
PARIS to the SEA.—This Work, gracioeslyapprexed
by. and by special commission dedicated to, his 111404 y
LOUIS XVIII. mast from the laterest attached to Nor-
mandy. be highly interesting to a British Public. The
Sixth and last Part of this Picturesque Tour will be pub-
lished by R. Ackerman, 101. Strand, on the Ist of July
nest. Each Part contains Pour eoloered Views sad thirty.
two pages of Letter-press. 4to. Elephant, pries 145.; a very
few copies on Atlas paper. price !Is.
Booksellers are particularly requested to send la the
Names of their respective Subscribers on or before the 13th
of June, for insertion 1a the list of Subscribers.
Also, just published by R. Ackerman, and may be bad of
all the Booksellers. lihno. price Bs. Bd.
CULINARY CHEMISTRY:

Exhibiting the scientific Principles of Cookery; with con-
cise Instructions for the preparing good and wholesome
Pickles. Viewer. Conserves, Fruit. Jellies. Marmalades,
and various other alimentary substances employed in Do-
mestic Economy ; with Observations on the Chemical Con-
stitution and Nutritive Qualities of different Kinds of Food.
With Copper-plates. By Frederick Access.

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commeaded for shipping. as It is warraatad to keep is say
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PARLIAMENT.

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COMMONS.—Famor, Juxa S.

annosonod to attend in the Homo of
Royal Assent given by Commission
to several public aad private Bills.—(See Gorda.)
Mr. Harr no and Mr. DRUMMOND took their oaths
and their seats.

Mr. DAVENPORT presented a Petition from the
Cherclivrardens, Overseers, and other inhabitants of
Macclesfield, against the Poor Relief Bill.—Ordered to
be printed.
Mr. W. SMITH presented a Petition from certain Pro-
testant Dissenters calling themselves Unitarians, pr tying
that alterations might be made in the Marriage Cere-
mony, as they were obliged to conform at present to cer-
tain parts of it to which they did not subscribe. The
Hon. Member thought there was no difficulty in grant-
ing the object prayed for by the Petitioners; he was
ready to bring forward a measure for that purpose im-
mediately, and he could not conceive that it would meet
with any objection from the Spiritual Lords in another
place. As the Session was however so far advanced, he
should move that the Petition be laid on the table, and
leave the subject to the consideration of the HOGSe for
another Session.
ARer the Petition was read,

Dr. PHI LLI MORE said, that be was not in the House
when the Hon. Member addressed it; but if the measure
be intended to propose was the same as that brought
before the House a few Sessions ago, he should certainly
oppose it. He was not averse from granting relief to
the Petitioners in some less objectionable way, hut he
ho the Honourable Member would allow the Petition
to be printed, and to stand over till another Session.
Mr. W. SMITH said that if the Hon. Member bad been
in the House, be would have heard that he proposed to
bring forward the measure next Session.
M►. WHITMORE brought up the Report of the
Committee appointed to enquire concerning Receivers of
Taxes.

Mr. BARING ayked, if Minutes of the Evidence
taken before the Committee accompanied the Report.
It was very desirable that it should be laid before the
Bosse.
Mr. WHITMORB said, that the Evidence was not

Pr. SMITH said, that the Evidence had not been
printed, in consequence of the voluminous mass which
had been laid before the Committee much of which was
of course very irrevalent to the subject.
Mr. CALeRAFT considered the Evidence necessary,
and should move that it he printed.
Mr. R. SMITH said, that the Evidence went to such
an extent, that it could not be printed in time to be
placed in the hands of Members during the present
Session.
After a few words from Mr. RIME, Mr. MACDONALD,
Dr. PUILLIMORE, and the CUANCtI.I.OII of the Excua-
{KKß,
Mr. CALCRAFT said, that in consequence of nhat
had fallen from the Ilononrable Member for Lincoln, he
should not press a motion for the printing of the
Evidence.
Mr. BARING considered it indispensible, and should
therefore move that it be printed as well as the Report.
—Ordered.
Mr. BEN ET moved for returns of Members of Par-
liament holding others under the Crown, in the Public
Of fices. or otherwise, with accounts of the net income of
each office, whether arising from salary or emoluments,
and n hen and by whom appointed. Also of all Members
holding the reversion of Offices.
Al:er a short conversation between the CHANCELLOR
of the EXEIitQUER, 3lr. III:ME, Mr. Iteoceuae, and Mr.
lesitistirosi, which were inaudible, the returns were
ordered to he nia•le to the Clerk.
Mr..l. P. GRANT presented a Petition from William
Fairly, complaining of some irregularities in the Court
of Session in F.dinburgh.—Ordereil to lie on the table.
Sir R. WILSON. presented a Petition from certain
Freeholders from a village io Lancashire, against the
Poor Relief Bill. The Hon. Member supported the prayer
of the Petition, and said that lie should recommend to
those Gentlemen who wished to depopulate the country
by a plan for preventing marriage among the Poor, to
read an Essay, written by a Learned and Reverend,
though not a very serious divine, entitled "A Modest
Proposal ;" he meant Dean Swift.
Mr. BROUGHAM said that lie could not avoid no-
ticing what had fallen from his lion. and Gallant
Friend in presenting the Petition before the House.—
He must deprecate the plan of making such remarks
upon the Bill of his Hon. and Learned Friend like the
present, when its general merits were to be discussed
at a future period. And he could not help thinking,
that the part taken by his Hon. and Gallant Friend,
however pure mieht be his intentions, would render
him rather the enemy than the friend of the poor. The.
Hon. awl Learned Gentleman then argued against the
allezations set forth in the Petition, and the ground
upon which the Hon. Member who presented it opposed
the Bill. With respect to the doctrines of Mr. Mal-
thus, which were described as consisting of theories,
he was of opinion that the arguments made use of by
that Hentleman, were more of a practical nature than
any which lie had seen upon the subject.—(Hear.)—
And he was sorry that those doctrines had been mis-
represented out of doors, as well as within, for the
purpose of casting odium upon them, and upon the
measure of his Hon. and Learned Friend. He then
supported the principles of the Bill, and said that it
teas an act of humanity towards the poor man, to give
bins an opportunity of reflecting and providing for the
consequences before he entered into the married state.
By the present law he was forced into it even without
a choice, and thus all the evils of which so much
complaint was made, became entailed up )n the coun-
try. The poor man ought not only to have the op-
portunity of considering before be made a compact of
so much importance, and of such serious duration,
bat there was a moral obligation upon Mart to think,

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