The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-04 00:00:00

ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS.

F:10,11 the increasing- demand of this much ad-
mired Sauce for all sorts a Fish, &c. it has induced
the Proprietor. lIENitV POWELL. at his Wholesale Oil
and Italian Warehouse, 3i, Newgate-street. (where the
Trade may be supplied with this and all other Oenuine
Salutes. Pickles, &c.) to return his ntest grateful acknow-
' ledgments to the Public for their kind patronage, and at the
same time begs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all
the Oil and Italian Warehonses in London. and by one or
more respectable agents in every town throughout the
United Kingdom.
Observe, none is genuine unless signed " Dininore and
Son." and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork.
To Nlerchatits. Captains. and others, it is particularly re-
commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in any
climate.

USE TURNER'S
BLACKING.
`7llll'll may be had at every prineipil Drug.giats.,
Ironmongers'. Bruck-makers', Perfumers', Boot-
makers'. and in e'. cry City and To% a in PAKland, Scotland,
Wales. and ir. the City of Dublin, in stone bottles. at 1.14..
Is., and Is. 15.1. each ; and Paste Blacking, in pots, at 01
and Is. each.
Obserge,—Wholesale !louses, desirous of selling this
Blacking on their respectit e :warner.. may be supplied to
any amount, at2ll per cent. and the lomat credit.
RICHARD TURNER.

Blarking-Manufattnrer. 114,
London-road. Southwark.

IMPERI.9L PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OP COMMONS, TLESDAT, APRIL 3.

As soon as the SPEAKER took the Chair,
Mr. ELLIS rose and stated, that he had been erro-
neously represented to have said on the nieht before,
in speaking of a Catholic tientleman at the Irish Bar,
(Mr. ('Connell,) that he was a mushrooin orator.
What he had said wa•, that Mr. O'Connell's Emily

pretensions, when compared with those of the Cat ho-
lir Aristocracy of Ireland, were hut of the mushroom
celebrity of a day. He disclaimed any intention of
reflecting upon the f tinily of any inP.n, or of making
use of the privileges of that House as a protection
under which lie might safely hurt the feelings of that
Gentleman. He certainly would admit that Mr.
O'Connell did not writ any such reflection as that
which was erroneously stated to ha►e fallen from

him (Mr. Ellis.)
The SPEAKER asked if the Ilion. gentleman Lad
any motion to make
Mr. ELLIS sail, he was merely anxious to correct
the misrepresent.ttion.
Mr. LENNARD presented a Petition from the
Bankers and others of Ip.wielt, cumplainiwz A4ri-
cultural Distress, and prrying fur a Repeal of the
Malt 'fax.—Laid on the table.
Mr. ASTI.FA presented a Petition f-om the Wool-
len Sianufacturels of the Comity of IVilts, prayintr
fur a repeal of the duty on Foreign Wool.—Laid on
the table.

Alderman WOOD moved for the second reading
of the Illackfriars Bridge Act.
Mr. IL SUM NEIL opposed it, on the _round that
it called for an aiWitional luau, a former loan haying
been impr iperly laid out.
Mr. Alderman WOOD said, the lion. Member*"
Constituents would benefit by the Bill through the
Corporation of the City of London. The matter
would have been accomplished by to:1, but for the
lion. Nleiolier's Constituent..
after a few words from Mr. T. WILSON and Mr.
...merman BitvDuEs. .

Sir J. tiamisst moved that the Bill he read that
day three months.-I.poli this motion the !louse di-

tided, when the numbers
Foe the Amendment tO
itrainst it l9
The SPEAKER gave the casting rote Ltr the
Amendment, and the Bill was lost.
RoM Ol.ll'
Sir 3 NEWPORT, in taking the Roman Catholic
Disabilility Dill from the table of the House. to ow
rev it to the !louse of Lords for their Lordships' COG•
corrence, said a few words. whi,h, from the rush of
strangets into the gallery we could not distinctly bear.
We ntiderstood the Honourable Baronet to express,
his thanks to the House for the courtesy they hail in-
variably shown to him in the course of the progress
of this Bill. To the Speaker lie most particularly
offered his humble thanks, and, after forty-f tar years'
Parliantrntary experience, he declared it a. his opinion,
that the House had never passed any Bill fraught
with s,) much benefit to the country, and so litany
blessings to the parties as this.
The lion. Baronet int.neliatelv left the !louse, ac•
comp.inied by *hunt tifty Members.
Mr. J. BEN P. I' presented a Petition from the
Agriculturists of Ili!rliwortla, Wilts, to favour of the
repeal of Cie late 11 ar Malt Tat.—Laid on the table.
Mr. CAR presented a sistailar Petition
Coln tiie Landholders of Northampt in. The 110.
nourahle Member betted to state his dissent from
the sentiments and prayer of the Petitiou.—Laid on
the table.
Lord ALTIIORP presented similar Petitions from
Worksop and Doncaster, and the C.ott”ty of Notting-
ham. In alktsisot to the declaration of the Noble
Lard (Lord Castlereagh) that he should exert his in-
ternee to throw out the Bill for the repeal of the last
Malt Tax on the second reading, said, he It oiled the
Noble Lord and his supporters would retlect on the
appearance it would have to the country to negative
the first measure proposed for the relief of the agri-
culturists upon the Petitions crowding the ta:.le of the
llonse.—Laid on the table.
The Noble lord also ptesented a Petition front oc-
cupiers of late! iu NOrthamptonshire, eotupl aping of
agricultx.-al distress, and praying for relief.—Laid on
the table.
Mr. F. PALMER presented a similar Petition from
Biggleswaile, which, iu conserptett .e of sante infor-
mality in the mode of signature, was withdrawn.
Siatilar Petitions were presented and laid on the
table, front Creat Stanmore, Middlesex, and Royston,
in Ilerttwdshire.
Mr. tWOCiI presented petitions relative to the re•
peal of the Malt Tax, front Market-Deeping,
leigt, awl Ipswich. The Hon. Gentlentate said he
luul hoped the lion. Member for Essex would have
pos•pone.l hl; motion for to-night, till after the Report
of tie Agricultural Committee. In order to clear
binned from the charge of inconsistency in having
rated for a reduction of estimate, and refusing to vsW
f,r the repeal of this tax, he had only to say, that al-
-11.. desired a reduction of ezpenditnre, he di i
was hound to opp.).e an:: (the first) taxes
; ::it ;16g:,t be mentioned. lie :ftit to the Ministers