The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-01 00:00:00

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yat half peat 6. Oa its arrival a packet sails to
Illelialre of Wight. to convey passeagers sad parcels ; and a
it Coach sets or to Chichester, threesls Drayton, Havant,
orth, Ac.
Olotthester Stall. through Healey, Oxford, mad Chelten-
ham. *airy Nvening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at half-
past IL
Dorm and Csnterhdry Mail, through Gravesend. Chat-
ham, mod Pevershern. entry evening at a quartw past", sad
Seedayot half past 6. Frees Cmaturhery. passengers and par-
eels are conveyed to Deal, Margate. Rineeseie, Bandy/eh,
65.; and 101. Doris, trials are assimyed lis Folkstone,
Saudgata, /Who, Dinveharch, Romney, and LyvlL
Milford Mejl. through Carmarthen. Llaprillo sad Haver-
fadwest, every eveoiug at a quarter-past 7, and Bandy at
belf-post 6.
Bath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only fbar Inside,
Ilroogb Reading, Marlboroagiv. Caine, and Chippeaham.
ovary Morning at a quarter-past S.
Bath and Bristol light Post Coach. every afteraood at L
lath light Post Coact, In two dais. to tom, fiver Inside.
/womb hiaideahesd. Reading. Marlborough. Devises. sad
Itelkoham. Monday, Weduesday.smil Friday Montage at 9.
This Coach is Welly intended for the scoommodation of
Families. Invalids, Ac. who cannot eadergo the fatigue of
sack a distance in one day.
Brighton light Poast Coach, through Reigate and Cock-
GM, every Mortising at 8.
Okateaham Original Poet Cosails. to osal, layh
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side, through Henley and Ostoad. moo Woodsy,
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Chkherter, Bognor, and Petworth
Wednesday, and Friday Maniacs, at a smarter Isidore 7.
Dever sad Canterbury Light Ibestooloch, every Evades
at half-past 3.
Ditto, every Morning at half least O.
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/jam % Leethorisead. Clandon and inley, Tosetiay,
Thunday, and Saturday Mornings at 1
Ditto, through Kingston. DittOn, Cobham. and Riliky. is
litoaday. Wednesday. end Friday Mornings, at 10.
Henley Coarh through Maideabead, every Atortmon at I.
Sunday excepted.
Littlehampton, Arundel. end petworth Coach, Timothy,
Itimsday. and Satunlay Mornings. at half-past 7.
Margate, Ramsgate, Deal. Sandwich, tad Beseliatalra
1161Pest-esseives. every Morning and Zrastag.
Oxford Light Post-coach, through Hooky, /M. every
homing at 7.
Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-coach. the Rte-
Igor, to rani only four Inside. Itilealjh alegilles_ • "ll'
feed. Prtersield, sad Portees. 'Wry swilling at 5.
Coaches from Portsmouth to Chlebreter, an the fgrlvil Or
the Mail. through Ernawortb. Ceshom, As. to Bogner.
Salitbdry Poast-coach. to curry only four insW. thernage
&aim. Basingstoke, Waltelsarsia, Andover, Re. ovary
Horning at 7.
Tewkesbury Posit-coach, through Oxford sad Chaim-
• tam. every it at 7.
Stroudwater Coach (removed from the Ball end llgooth.)
through Abingdon. Farinilen, and Cirri:maim 'T ay.
Thursday and Saturday :111ofalpga at a quarter before 7.
Wallingford and Waldrop Coach. through Maidenhead,
Nettlebed, and Harwell, Teaday, Thursday, and Saturday
lioraings at 7.
NORTMERIf COACHES.
York, Newcastle, and tr.diaburgh Coaches. and to all
parts of the North. every Morale'. ate quarter paint.
Staschester, Lancaster. geoids. Rochdale. iteddetellaii.
Bradford, Leeds. liallifax, Itethooliaa, sh. old. 411111 Nor-
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Soath Wales, all parts of *a Ma of Wig*. Mary. Osamms_
sty, and all parts of tneuriiiii, aid to all Parts of me Floville
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watches, plate. cash. or sot's. ihtmerve midi die
Baas, will be weoveted *N. * fist es damsel' t Me any
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oomplablng of the providing* against the lisorrs, sod
other grievana s. praying that Ministers might be be-
peaehed.—Ordered to be printed.
A New Writ was ordered for a Member to serve for
the County of Stirling, in the room of Sir C. litio
sionsroNt. deceased.
Sir W. LEMON presented a Petition from certain
freeholders of the County of Cornwall, complaining of
ill the Laws for the Recovery of Small Debts.—Ordered
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to be printed.
A Petition was presented from certain Land Owners
and Magistrates in the County of Orkney, relating to
the Scotch Malt Tax.
The Order of the Day for the second reading of the
Assize of Bread Bill was discharged, and the second
reading fixed for the 7th of May.
Mr. DENISON presented a Petition from the town
of °ablating. praying for a revision of the Criosisal
Code.—Ordered to be printed.
The Conway Bridge Bill was read a second time,
and ordered to be committed.
The Report of the Juries Attendance Bill, with
several amendments, was agreed to.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR moved the second reading of
the Steam Engine Bill.
After a few words from Mr. D. GILIIRT, Mr. Alder-
man WOOO seoeested that the operation of the Bill
should be confined to the Metropolis and other large
towns. The mine, in the County of Cornwall would
be compelled to alter their works or to be subjected
to information by the provisions of the Bill.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR said that it was his intention
that the Bill *Weld apply to all parts of the kingdom.
He shoold add a clause which would give four mon-hs
for the necessary alterations to be made, before its pro- 1
visions could be enforced. I
After a few words from Sir W. LEMON, the Bill was!
read a second time, and ordered to be committed oo
Monday next.
The Courts of Justice (Ireland) Bill was read a
third time and
.passed.
The Report of the Spoiled Stamps Bill was or-
dered to be taken into further consideration on Wed-
nesday next.
Mr. LUBHINGTON moved the Order of the Day
for the second reading of the Audits Office Bill.
Mr. O. BENNET said that he had obtained the ap-
pointment of a Committee last year to inquire into
this subject, which Committee bad taken upon itself
to make a report in which part of the evidence Orem
before it was suppressed. The Hon. Member proceeds/
m comment spun the evidence that did not appear is
the report, and contended that only a garbled state-
sent of the case had come before the House. He caw
'Weed that certain papers connected with the sullied
isi which be had endeavoured to gala somas, had bees,
denied to him, and expressed his intention of nevi
Our their production. He should certainly oppose the
r;od reading of the present Bill. unless furthest
were given to the House for the eousideratios of
a "'Whoa of so much importance.
Mr. LUSHINOTON observed that he only moved
the Order of tie Day for the second reading, foe sho
poise.e of postponing it to Werlnestlsy.
Mr. BANKS'S' said that the Report whieh had heels
made by the Cosiimittee. wit necessarily limited. in!
consequence of the late period of the Session** which'
that Committee was appointed. He had always raid
tholato distill, liikparinsent WU in a defective state