The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-08 00:00:00

GLOVER'S EXHIBITION of 011. and
,41, TER COLOUR PAINTIOS ill OPEN
soon% WA
Aran. 30, at 16, Old Bond...trN won
eat. Admission Is.
COOP. !d.

LHIBITION of WARD'S' ORAN D NATIONALf
ALUMBORY, is Commemoration of the TRIVIIPU of
die Barnes Burma. at the Battle of Waterloo. painted
1,,,, order edam British Institution ; Size 38 feet by 21, is
vow aim et the ilgypttaa Ha, Piccadilly.
Adagios ts. Catalogs@ dd. Deseriptioa do. With
'dated easels. ed.

illait. HOVLAND'S Exhibition of his Picture of
-T... .11. " RICHMOND. from Twickenham Park." with a
scieetioa fres his other Works, is OPEN at No. 105, New
liond.strost.
Adobe°, Otte Shilling.—Catalogers gratis.
Me. Nerboin, who has contributed nearly forty Pictures
dear
a ,;" ossigt soars to the Exhibitions of the Royal 1
;61;a101. pit mod frrom as Member of the Council,
skit
Pe tligrosat the lagle Picture he had sent
esaiNdem, would be hung up. on account of
ifs inxiiimp, his We Minced to withdraw It altogether,
....1 - ikk sods otosamitilig it to public opiates.
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ETTON, STOCK-Baotou, 2, CORNHILL, lad Lons-
bard-street, has to enseasee to the Public that Tickets
asillbarea of Minces for a New Lottery, which will be de-
ckle' 17th gay. are now no eels at hie fortunate Ogee at
meresedeated low prices; vie. Tickets only 14 °slams,
Rot Iga. Quarter 3/. 17e. Eighth I/. 195. 6d. Sixteenth
Beery Ticket decide s its own fate, and no
eparect. forty-fear Capitals, including Twe of "1.000,
Two 0rg4,000, are sure to be drawn on the 17th of May.
itYTON solicits the sled patronage of the Public. at
kis fetuses Oiler, 2, Cornbill, where all Business In the
Funds Is transacted with fidelity and despatch.
•
AIX IN ONE DAY, 17TH MAY, when every
Ticket and Share Chance now on Sale will be positive.
ly decided. and 4,007 Prises must be drawn. including
Two of. £21,000
With 100 extra Chances for
Two of 120.000!
And 3,000 sore Capitals and other Prizes.
lisClemes.—Every Ticket decides its own fate and as

Ober.
Titbit and Share Chances for the 17th May only are now
selling st the undermentioned very reduced prices. viz.—
TICKET 214 14 0
SIXTEENTH com Lir 10s.
Other Shares in proportion.
l'ha Tickets are issued in Chances of Tickets, Halves.
Ilewbrs, Eighths. and Sixteenths, which are now selling by
Stock-Broker, No. 4, Cornhill. and 9, Charing-Cross,
tie dared end sold in the last Lottery.
9.0811, Class A
2.988. Class Ai Three of £41,000: !!
!AK Class

ANUEL INN, ST. CLEMENT'S,
STRAND.
GENERAL. ORIFICE. FOR TRAVELLING AND CON-
VEYI/40 PARCELS AND MERCII ANDIZE.
THE Ibllowing MAILS and other COACHES
go from the above Inn :
Pads Royal Mai, eta Dover, Tuesday and Friday Nights,
untruth sad Gosport. Mal. *reset OtalaintiMf. Pa-
lm/MC and ~delete. every Bawling at a quarter past 7,
sad Sataday at half past & On its arrival a pocket sails to
the lake( Wight, to eeavey passengers and pareels; and a
NMI Gone% as sit Chichester. through Draytoo, Havant,
Bosworth, &c.
Oloaester Mail. r
atahrough Henley. Oxford, and Chalets-
MM. every Evening
past 0.
Dover and Canterbury Mall. through Gravesend. Chal-
ks. sad Feversham. every evening at a quarter past 7. and
Sambre half past 6. From Canterbury. passengers and por-
tals are conveyed to Deal, Margate, kantsgate, Sandwich,
Se.; and from Dover. parcels are conveyed to Folkston..
Ilsolgete, Myth.. Disachttreh, Romney, and Lydd.
Milford Mail, through Carmarthen. Liaadilo and Haver-
, every evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at
&
and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only four inside,
Rees. Reading. Marlborough. Caine, and Chippeahant,l
every Morning at a quarter-past 0.
Bath and Bristol light Post Coach. every afternoon at 3.
lath light Post Coit Reading two days. to carry four inside,
=lisideahead. Marlborough. Devises. sad
at. Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings at &
Ws Coach is chiedy intendeti for the aecomenodatioa se
tamales, Invslids. ike. who cannot undergo the (algae of
Nth a diatom in one day.
Brigham light Posit Coach, through Reigate and Cob.
Geld, every Morvaing at 8.
Chelleiltain Original Posit Coach, to carry only four ha.
side.threogli Henley and Oxford. every Morning at 7.
Chleloster. Bognor. and Petworth Post-coach. %Wily.
Wodaeaday, sad Friday Mornings, at a quarter befog* 3.
Dover sad Canterbury Light Post-coach, every Evening
al half-past b.
Ditto, every Morning at half-past 0.
Gosialmiag. and Guildford s
andalTleh Coach. through
Eros. Leatherhead, Clandon orsley, Tuesday,
Thursday. sad Saturday Mornings at 10.
Ditto, through Kingston. Dit ton, Cobham. and Ripley. es
Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Morning.. at 10.
Healey Coach through Maidenhead, every Afteruooa as k
Sunday excepted.
Littiehampton. Arundel. and Petworth Coach. I'seedey,
Thursday, and Saturday Mornings. at half-past 7.
Margate, Ramsgate. Deal, Sandwich. and Broadstairs
tilt Post-cosehts, every Morning and Evening.
Wind Light Post-coach, through Henley. &e. every
11=7.
*new anti elegant light Post-coacla the=
lam to carry only four inside. throng Kingston.
II", Petersdeld, and Portoka. every Morning at 8.
Catches from Portemonth to Chichester. on the arriv
the Mail. through Bosworth, Goshen,. &c. to Bognor .al of
Salisbury Poast-coach, to carry only four inside, through
Stereo. Basingstoke, Whitchureb, Andover, inside,
every
Meriting at 7.
Tewkesbury Posit-coach, through Oxford and Cheitoor
kin, every Morning at 7.
Stroclwater Coach (removed from the Dalt and Mouth.)
IMO Abingdon. Faringdon. and Cirencester. Tuesday.
-ularsday and Saturdsy Mornings at a quarter before 7.
Wallingford and Wantsge Coach. through Maidenhead,
Nsttlebed, and Harwell, Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday
litiotiagn at 7.
NORTHERN COACHER.
York, 'Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches. and to all
parts of the North, every Morality. at a quarter past 8.
Manchester, Lancester, Kendal. Rochdale. Hodderadeld.
Bradford. Leeds, Halifax. Rotherham, Sheffield, and Nor-
a:irk Cosehes. Daily. •
CARRIERS—To Twiekenham.Brontford. and lemmas.
every Monday, Wednesday. Friday, and SatOrdlly.
EAMES and Co., Proprietors.
Panels and Packages are safely and expeditiously *ga-
rgled from this Inn to every City, 'Down. Village, and
Catkin. Seat in the following Counties. %Is. :—Berks, Racks.
Carswell, Devout. Dorset, Hants. Hereford. Glottataier.
[eat, Oxford. Somerset, Slimy, Slows. Wilts. Worcester.
g"th wales. all parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey. Omens-
sry. sad all parts of Frnnce : and to all Parts of the North.
'•• Take notice,tiint no parkage, containing glass. china,
vetches. ato, cosh. or Beak notes, however small the
:Mae, will be accounted for. if lost or damaged: nor any
chest P"c44 "Paw/leer'. luggage, of more than 61, vale..
1 rpecided as such when delivered at the Mice sad
l'id for secordintly
• *
* Nest rat-elm:re?, &c. at the shortest notice.

IMPBRIAL, PARLIAIIRNT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-MOIIIOIT, MAT 7.

At bail put tbree o'clock the Earl of SHATTISBURT,
the Lome CHANCILLOI, and the Marquess of Wtx-
cussssa, appeared as his Majesty's Commissioners,
and brought down the Royal Assent to the Irish and
English Bank Cash Payments' Bill, the Irish Starch
Duties Bill, and the African Company Abolition

Bill.
Lord AUCKLAND presented a Petition from the
Inbabitatits of Whitby, in the County of York, pray-
ing for the Revision of the Criminal Code.—Laid on
the table.
Mr. WALLACI brought up a message from the
Commons, requesting a Copy of the Report of their
Lordships' Committee on the Trade between the
East Indies and China.—The request was agreed to,
and the copy of the Report delivered.
Mr. BitooDEN, Mr. Hot.sta Semmes, snit others,
brought up from the Commons the Scotch Hereditary
Revenue, the Scotch Court of Admiralty, the Irish
Prison Fees Abolition, the Scotch Court of Srbsions
Fees. and the Irish Court of Chancery Bills.—
Read a first tittle.
Mr. SMITH presented the Ninth Report of the
Commissioners of Highland Roads and Bridges.—
Laid on the table.
The Irish Lunatic Asylum Bill went through a
Committee, and was reported.
The Earl of BELMORE presented a Petition from
the Inhabitants of Luton, in the County of Bedford,
praying for a Revision of the Crimitual Code.—Laid on
the table.—Atljourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House was summoned to attend the House of
Peers. to hear the Royal Assent Rive• by Com-
mission to the Bank Cash Payment and other Dill'4
A p rOl presented an Account from the Com-
missioners of Ramsgate Harbour. of the Trust Ac-
counts of that liarbour.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Accounts were also presented from the Merchants
t ading to Africa, wider the superintendence of the
African Company•
Mr. DENISON presented a Petition from certain
parishioners of Wandsworth, against the Select Ves-
try Rill.
Mr. 11. SCNINER expressed his conviction that
many of the respectable Inhabitants of Wandsworth
differed from the (visions entertained by the Pe-

titioners.
After an observation from Mr. DENISON, the Pe-
tition was ordered to lie on the table.
Lord W. BENTINCK postponed his motion rela-
tive to the affairs of Sicily from to-morrow (this day)
t i the lath inst.
Mr. W. SMITH presented a Petition from the Fish-
mongers' Compny of the City of London, against
the Newington Select Vestry Bill.—Ordered to be

printed.
Lord NUUENT postponed his motion relative to
the Administration of Justice in the island of Tobago,
to the 23rd inst.
Sir W. crwris moved for returns of all quan-
tities of Salt returned to the corers of fish in the
different fisheries of Oreat Britain.—Ordered.
Mr. DARIN° presented a Petition from the Mer-
chants trading to the East Indies, against a mea-
sure which the Petitioners understood to be in con-
templation by the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the
Exchequer for imposing certain duties upon Sugars
imported from that quarter.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER made
a few observations, which were inaudible in the

Gallery.
lir. DARING was of opinion, that upon the trifling
alment of sugar imported from the Bast Indies, it was
Mt st all neeesiuiry, and still less politic, to impose
My unties which would be vexatious in their operation.
.--Ordered to be printed.
General OASCOYNE presented a similar Petition
from the Merchants of Liverpool, which, after a few
wo di from Mr. DERIVAL and the Clismcamma of the
EXI11140:101. was ordered to be printed.
Sir J. NEWPORT presented a Petition from Water-
ford against the Corn Averages Will.
Ur. HARE presented a Petition from the band-
holders and others of the County of Cork. praying[
relief for the agricultural distress in that connty.-
1 He WAS of opinion, that so long as the manufacturing
ilinterests were protected by duties, so ought the agri-
cultural interests to he protected also.
I 1 • Mr. 12. HUTCHINSON said, (ha: no part of the
population of the kingdom was so much distressed as
the peasantry thronghout Ireland. That country had
properly no inanataetories of her own, and
agrihc therefore
her real and only interests, namely, the ultural
interests, ought to receive the protection of Parliament.
'File lion. Nlemher expressed his opinion, that the Act
of Union hail been prejudicial so the local interests of
Ireland. and contended that one of its artieles hail
been violated by prohibiting the importation of whis-
key above a certain strength into this country. It
was too late for the Chancellor of the R riar
the -
% Leigh !)---be swan: for the von-
ti•h Cou.di.ittion—(.