The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-03 00:00:00

PROM TUESDAY NIGIITS GASErTE.

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amino OFFICE. JOLT 2, 1822.

MR IIIITORTIMB TO IN PAOLI/MONT.
Borough of Gamelford.—Nheldos eradset, of Hartforth,
la the North Wins, of the Camay of York, Sag., la the
roam alb" Earl of Yarmouth, nom Marquess of Hertford.
on. of the Peers of the Vatted IGagdoot of Greet Britain
sod•kolaed.

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J. Mast CroeUnwell, Chariton Blabop. MimeoMre,
lonkeeper, to surrender July 16, IL sod Ass. 1/1. subs
King Jobs Taves., BsNer. Attorneys, Messrs. Andros
and Alderson, Chancery-Ittne; sod Mr. Prior. Creditos.
H. H. Abbott, Tbrognortou-street, stook-broker, Judy
9, 15, and Ausyst 16, at Baeleghall-street. Attorneys,
Messrs. Mottles and Locoed, jun., King's Arm-yard,

NA1rriP•54.•”17.1%
G. Merles sad J. Booths**, Carnal', Ceeiberhusd,
hatqesoureetiorers, Jaly I. 90, sad August IS, at the
Bosh lna, Carlisle. Attorneys, Mr. MkWien, Carlisle;
, aid Messrs. You si sad Tboopeow, Charlotte-row, Mansion
House.

DIVIDENDS.
July 26, T. Gayle!, Bruisyard, Suffolk. merchant, at the
Bell Inn, Salmuwdham—July 27, P. Thomson and C. A.'
Thompson, Tom's Coffee, Corohlll, wine-merehante. at
Basingisall-street—Jaly 96. J. Romney, Cotor,
Staffordshire, miller, at the George lon. Stafford—J.lly 26.
G. Flower, York. victualler, at the Elephant and Castle Inn.
York—July 97,.5. Lepage. cleateet's-lane, dryselter, at
Baslaghall-street—July 99, J. Bone, Truro, Cornwall, linen-
draper, at Pearce's Hotel, Truro—July Ft, E. Burrows,
Worksop, Nottinghamshire, miller, at the Swan Inn, hlant-
ileld—Angust 6. J. Spear, Strellield, neerchast. at the Angel
lee, Shellield—July 28. W. Watts, Gosport, Southampton,
victualler, at the quo Inn, Gosport—Jaly 24, W. Chapman,
Liverpool. hosier, at the Punch Bowl Nottingham—August
R, W. F. Peg*, High Holbon, linen-draper, at Basinghall-
street—J*ly R. C. Karr, Rathhone-place, linen-draper,
atßasinghall-street—Jely 6, W. Wilson, Shakespeare-walk.
Shadwell, mastsr-marlage, at Basinghall-street—July 31, H.
Mon, J. C. Lander. and J. K. Casey, Liverpool, wee.
&ants, at the George Inn, Liverpool—July 31. J. W. How
meriek, Liverpool, merchant, at Use George lon, Livimel
—July 96. U. Gerratt, Portsea, Southampton, Wain*
maker, at the Crows Inn, Gosport—July 97, B. Porter.
London, stationer, at Basinglialt-street.
CERTIVICITIS.—JULT 23.
H. Orate. Liverpool, comma-brew*
Brown's.buildings, Mt. Mary-Aso, Asia_ _ -
George, Park-attest, St. tioarlies,cal=sqlisrs. sse-
denier—T. Wastes, Minabisaler. ter—r. W.
Doroolipissee, Cispbasiliad, germ. eera-nier-
eloas—T. Jones, ileavelneril. Sideini.Blnibedahire, Iron-
ersister—W . Mosism}eserberse" Yorkshire. busier—S.
Coseeliniag, Cadherbasy, grocer—J. Russ, Evesham's. Wor-
eaptaMilerr, Weber.
1.4111T711M5111111,$ DISULT4II4_ .
.1:111411111111 Mt Co. Cattel•street, DuMli, egesisis—A.
Ph (pots and Co. Sunbury, Oxfordshire, linen-drapers—A.
Plillpots and J. Preen, Worcester, linen-drapers—W.
Iftafrexar and T. Fletcher, Birmingham-heath, Birming-
ham, ss-maters—J.Blaelmoor and O. Firth, Rotherham,
Yorkshire, joiners—W. and H. Cooper, Seward-street,
Goewell-street, St. Lake's, eitaraellers—W. B. 41•Plierson

r. Bosher,

tssd I. C. Psrie, Arelt-road Nursery, Migiti:;te, IturseTy-
ei•--.11, Prettiest and S. Redman, Limehoese, sail-makers—
' .1, Kayser and S. IL Lk-Meld. Aldmrsgate-street, merchants
—E. Meese, and B. Taberer, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leices-
tershire. hosiers—H. Sherrington and Co. Preston, Lanca-
shire, cotton-splasars--J. Cuthbert and R. Chiswell, Lei-
cester, glsziers--.1. Munyard, jun. and Co. Wardour-
street, Soho, ironmongers—(L Kilgour and W. Robertson,
Cross-lane, Bush-lane, Cannon-street, merchants.

I.IPERI4L PARLMMENT.

ROUSE OF LORDS, TUZSDAT, JULY 2.

The Middlesex County Rates Bill was read a se-
cond time.

The Scotch Distilleries Bill, and the Westminster
Improremeet Bill, were read a third time, and passed.
The Routed Corn Bill went through a Committee,
and was reported.

COIN LAWS.
Earl OREY presented two Petitions from the Owners
and Occupiers of Land in certain Parishes of the county
of York, against the Coro Importation Laws Amend-
ment Bill, and stated that be would gtl as far as the Pe-
titioners. He could not, under the present circum-
stances of the country, alter the Corn Laws, as it was
proposed, conceiving that such an alteration would only
serve to create additional uncertainty. He had given
fatties in the early part of the Session, of his intention
to bring the state of the country before the House, with
a view to show the necessity and facility of making
large reductions in the public expenditure. He bad af-
terwards suspended thnt intention, in consequence of
the measures proposed in the other House, and if he
now abandoned it altogether, it was not because he was
satisfied with the mode or amount of the reductions
which those measures were intended to effect, but be-
cause he despaired of doing any goed by any proposition
which be might make. He would, therefore, let things
take their course, siacercely hoping that it would not
lead to that event which he apprehended, the transfer of
landed property into other -hands, which, as a Noble
Lord had lately and justly said, would not only injure
the Constitution, but principally the Constitution of that
House.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL said that whenever an op•
'portonity presented itself, be should he ready to meet
the ideas of the Noble Earl on the subject to which he
adverted. With respect to a transfer of property. no'
man could lament such an event more stocerely than
himself; but he had the best ground to hope that so
such event was likely to result fro the present state of
things. Considerable reduction had been made in the
taxes ; and they were made to as great an extent as the
state of the country would admit. His Lordship then
adverted to the Corn Bill, which bad been put otf yes
terday in his absence, and requested to know on what
day their Lordships would wish to discuss it.
After some conversation, it was agreed that the Bill
should be committed on Friday next.

SIARRIACIS ACT.

Lord STOWELL promoted a petition from William
Pritchard, oat of the procurators of Doctors Commons,
stating that be had been empleved by a person named
Knight, to prosecute a suit In the Ecclesiastical Coati,
to set aside the marriage of Isis (Mr. Knight's) son, she
was antler age, and who bad lately been mvrried at Do-
ver. The case was now pending, and the petitioner
prayed that the Hell then -before the House might not
have the effect of legalising each-marriage.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE held a Petitiou from