The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-28 00:00:00

IRTIVICATIM•--APRII. 17.

11. Herthond, BOn-square, hookseller—T. Frost. Little
coat.ll-ataker--J. Uisb Holborn,
linen-draper--J. Williams, Ilishnp.gate-street-Without.
tines-draper—W. Preston, Dot r-court. George-street.
brktle-merchant-11. Ilunt, Liverpool, ha-
herclabiter—W. Marshall, Re:tent...tree% Westminster,
isogon—J. Shout, • ro) don, coal-merchant.

PARTNEWSHIPS Pis44thrrp.

J. Marsden and \1..1. Roles. Brook-green. (an tratie)—
C. Ma{ hone and C. smith, Ilr}der.-oreet. Covent-garnen.
bosiers—J.'borough and W. Hudson. tiildersomr, York-
shire. dr)salt. Smith and C. Corley., 11 arnsinster.
Wiltshire, common-carriers—J. Hater. J. Toter. J. Collier,
J. Peter. and J. Aytoms. London. commiogion-scents—T.
Lacey and 11. J. Brooke. Basinghall-strert, (no trade) —.J.
Illorrucis and W. 1)81161, t.kelmersdale, Lancashire. cot-
toe-spinners—T. Pinnock and C. Palmer. Birminglutm.
merchants—S. Lakentan. RIO T. Lakeman. Dartmouth,
brewers—W. Baker and J. Baker. St. Phillip and Jacob.
Gloucester. grocers—J. Warwick and 1. de Montille. Ru-
pert-street, Ile} market. boolsellers—ll. Sculthorpr End J.
Cot. Nottingham. linen-drapers--Nl. Palmer and J. Palmer,
Hitchin, Hertfordshire, drapers—J. R. Bence and W.
Moyle, Lower Easton, Uloucestershire. nurNerymen-11.
Gallon and T. Gallon. Leeds. merchants—S. Dolton And J.
Dunn. Liverpool. brokers—lL bilverlock. Chichester, J.
Waldertott. and J. Marling. East Dean, titt.ieN.
dealers la agricultural seeds--J. Harms. J. Russell. anti. E.
Jackson, Gateshead. Ihrhar. brewers—W. 11. Bates, J.
Johnson, and W. Barrows. Birmingham, merchants—J.
Ilulase and T. Rostron, U rest Le% ow Works, Lancashire.
blear:tees—E. Dawson and J. baadiford, Maachester,
cheese-factors.

IMPERI.II, PARLIA.IIIII7.
HOUSE OF COMMONr4.—Tusswas-.llAacta :7.

Mr. M. A. TAvi.on presented the Report of the
Committee appointed to take tutu consideration the Re-
port of the Newington Vestrr Bill.
On the motion of Mr. 11. !;I•MN ER, the BPI was in
consequence ordered to 1.1: printed.
Sir E. HARVEY presented a Petition from the Trus•
tees of the Middlesex and Essex Roads, against the Me-
tropolis and Turnpike Road Bill.—Ordered to lie on
the Table.
Sir E. KNATI'II BULL moved the second reading of
the Kent Coal Meters' Bill.
Mr. t•ALt It.o f tutored. as an A tnendinent, that it
he read a second time that der six months which
Amendment, after a few words from Sir E. KNATCtt-
BULL was agreed to without a division.
Mr. 'RI-NU presented Petitions from the Trustees
of
the Old-street Road, the Stamford intrust'', and the
Trustees of the i:rentfortl Road, against. the :It-tri.upults
Turnpike Road ROL—Ordered to lie on the Tattle.
Mr. WHITBREAD presented a Petition from the
Trustees of the Hammersmith Road, against the Metro.
polls Turnpike Roil Bill—Ordered to lie on the Tahle.
Sir J. GRAHAM presented a Petition from the Trus-
tees of the Highgate Roads, against the Metropolis
Turnpike Roads still.—Ordered to he printed.
Sir W. DE CRESPI6NY presented a Petition front
certain Merchants. Ship-owners, and others of the Citr
of London, complaining of the existing distress, awl
praying for relief.
After a few words from Mr. S. WORTLEY and Sir W.
De CaKstutiNv, the Petition was ordered to lie ou the
Table.
Mr. c. woRTLEv put a question to the R.clit Linn
the ViceTresideut of the Board of Trade, ne be-