The Statesman.
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NUMBER 589 . 0 _ _ —
_EAST INDIA ROUSE. Jew 84 lIM2. and T. Holton, Lees. Lancashire, ootton-spinners-J. Ry- • powers that hail been granted to it, and I e thought it ,
ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS
lamd ond M. Rower. Birmingham. gilt-toy-makers-T. Mor• was not too muds to ask at this period of the Session. if • i
Far the Sale of Irish Linen by the Piece. at the Factory 'VHF Corr, of Directors of hie United Compete, of
prim N 0.4. on the SOUTH SIDE of BLOOMSBURY- I. Nereitants qf Emplaud, trolling to Me Eat WE" jammtwi'lriTren_ _ . thli " and. J. Meneur, Lad-lane, hosiers-W.
aim J, Bentiey. Basinghall-strost, attorneys-11. it was intended to perform that preemie*? It was alleged
fiQUARF., four doors from thetop of Soathampton street, de hereby/no Nolke.
and G. Jeffery. Retherithe. tallow-chandlers-S. Whit. at the period he bad alluded to, as a reason for delay.
Holborn. That is referthes to the By-f Aw. Cap. 1. Swim 4. 'a theta sad D. Pouting, Devises, Ironmongers-J. Butcher,
Speell'lGesterel Court of the said Comp O. May, and W.Wilitams. South Amalie street, butchers- tlLiat such an enquiry would only tend to iaerease A. em.
13111 E IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to an- say will be halt at earrassment, bat although be was far from wishing to
J. Toble. C. Horefall, S. Seedbed', W. M•lver. and A. aggravate so great an evil, he did sot think thetas sentry ,
is i $
~11. pounce to the PAUL that the above Home is their their House In Liedenhell-street, reset. on WILD Neal,
Otte Gregor. Liverpool. rope-makers-H. Alderson and J. e° PP passed ("a
cell Establishment in this country, where they continue to the 12th lestaot. at Moves o'clock la the forenoon, for the d o ressive an act should oot have with t es- i o
ispils the Nobility. Gentry, and the Public wit WAR. purpose of otheideriag a Bill now pearling la Parliament %%Soon, Norfolk-street, Middlesex-hospital, linen-drapers. quiry. He desired to know, thsrefore. if his Maks- •li
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gentEno eress-besched Lin *n.. for Shirts end Sheets, of for so Ilse several Laws relating to the private
ty's Ministers meant to institute any enquiry : end, if
'tolerably lower Trade with floe si Indica ; and also to consider the pro- . _
the best labile and eoloor, et • petite
LOP Eillod fe PARLIAMENT. oot, whether they meant to come to that honer, to ask a I , il,, ,
other medium. They prissy of onnoorring in the repeal of the Law, by which
renewal of the coercive measures already poseemed by
itoseagageth" clatoberePtreurn trlmi purchase--ghse-samyoney should any fault Ships under elbe harshen of 350 Tons are at present pre-
-1 eluded from megagiog In such Trade from the United HOUSE OF LORDS.-WEDNIISDAY, JONI 5. them.
appear. Good Irish Bill. and Bent of Ireland Notes taken
needed Kingdom. Mr. GOULBURN. said, that he had Riven notice for
as assay- outcry and Tows Orders punctually a
• JOSEPH DART, Sevreterry. -
General GASCOTNII and others brought up from Coe the week after next, to move for a renewal of the (astu-
te by .
section Act ; and as at that time it would be his duty to
Ages DoNOVAN. 4, Bloomsbury-square. London ;-
Commops the Liverpool Water Bill, which was read a
JOHN DOVI.E. 31, st. Mary's Abbey, Dublin. Agents. EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 8, IMIS.
first time, lay before the house full information on the subject of
BERSONS who are willing to ,raptly the Ease-the State of Ira-laud, it would be very improper to anti- •
Mr. SCOTT, from the Chamber of London, presented •
-rbuROKSS'S NEW SAUCE for g rrrrr I purposes. R- Welt Commie,' et their House in Leedeehail-at • cipate a discussion on that subject, He beggeo
hisalsesto an Account of the nuathor of Beasts and Sheep sold in oh hat it would be then seen whether Ma-
D itatise gives saeb rest robeldna, eed the demand or their Warehouses, as mew be required. with Four He
, ~ N dredrybeideew of of 4,4,40beTt0g (wimp. the'Sniithfield Market front 1790 to the present time.- . . ...
jetty's Government were justified in calling for the large
for it mites* to lacrosse" - ... , . Laid on the table.
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',e.g. meg raspeetfully to, . .... , • ••-• . • po errs the hewn bad granted them, aod'elke natural sm.
Tie Emilie MOUNT EDGECUMBE resented a pe- •
*dements.* the Publk ler lir .
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t- • tidos from the Mayor and Corporation, it was node,- le' b Id h k I 11 11
airy VI Ta would tenta e p ace wou i answer a • .
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~ . •a .. . . . le purposes of inquiry spoken of by the Noble Lord.
weitb lite the meet& eimmeorea , . stood, of Plymouth, praying for the revision of the Cri-. .
After a few words from Lord A. Hamilton, the motion •t Is ~. . . Weal Code.-Laid on the table. was agreed to.
• iito ben aU spasm .
proyeatiog disapsiolothent Londe' Wharf mosherv.• . ,
_Ilt• may Nod The Bishop of LONDON presented Petitions from ' .
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by them ewer s a
Mr. S. RICE then moved for another Return of the
trardes, all possible ears bye been resorted to by each in their Proposals,_seal_ *lug sod _ ~ „t" C""41166,. the Dean and Prebends and from the Archileacoury number of persons apprehended in the Counties,: Kerry.
took boor semerropoo tee eery with their arm and ad- of house, 00 Of before vv areaxaDATemorn instant, said IT of Hereford, against the Catholic Peers' Bill.-Laid on Cork, and Limerick since the Ist of Jae. ki •
mia, a, well as each label baliag-thide signature. without on that day, before Twelve o'Llock et Noon, as so Testier
the table.
idien it cannot be gentling, will be roseivedtealetirt thee. Not more than Forty Sir J. NEWPORT thought the house had a right to •
30111 HU ' ROns and SON'S long established and meth ,Chaldrons wit! be Oil the mid of Ausgest ; theagh, If F
The &alio of CHESTER presented a Petition
to the same effect from the Freeholder. and I nbabi- expect at the time that the coercive measnres were grant- , I
tanned ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES matinees to to pre- It be the wish of the Cosdreeters. Two' Hushed sad Fiftyed by the house to his Majesty's Government for Ireland, 4
the messier that has 'inn the Chatdrons may be mint In immediately ;they will be paid for
pmd by them after • sametants of Peckham, in the County of Surrey.-Laid on that some period of the Session would have been found
pretest satisfaction for many years. as they are . the table,
convenient for entering into an inquiry as to the state of
Msfelmase, 107, Steens ; earner of the Savoy-steps, "The teadoes are to specify the price at which it Is pro- CRIMINAL Coos. . • Ireland. The present was a period that loudly called fur
London. " pseud to eisOver each sort of CORI, the prices are also to Lord SUFFIELD presented Petitions praying for it • and although that wholesome enquiry had alwaye
ern onsoeNAL riga-macs w aaaaaaaaaaa " melody the whole expesse kneading the delivery of the the revision of the Criminal Code, from the town of Win- ' '
" Coals." been postponed, he hoped that souk! not be the case es ,
canton in the county of Somerset from the neighbour-
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SARACEN'S HEAD INN. "No Testier will be reeeivei but from Coal Merchants the present occasion.
'bond of Taunton in the same county ; from the Borough
IMaintall-STRIET, 1110 W-BILL. peat Lists.VMAarts and Establishments of their own In or
of . .
the The Marquess of LONDONDERRY said. that, if by .
Lewes in county of , Sussex • from the town of .I
MAP TRANICLLINO TO DOVER, DEAL, RAMS-. sear thither will any Tender be taken into eon.the word Ingniry were meant a Committee up stairs, he 4•1
GATE. MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. sideraties hyena the address of the party etakieg It beim*, Geinsborongh in the county of Lincoln ; and from the
was anre that Nothing bad ever fallen from that side of . 11
Mimed tberehe, sad he or an Agree in ids behalf be in at- town of Sherborne in the county of Dorset-Read, and
THE following POST CO AC II ES, MAIL
tee/donee upon the said Committee at tha day and hoar above laid on the table. the house to countenance the expectation of such an Ir.
J. COACHES. dre. set eat from the above Inn : - mentloned.'• The Sherirs Depute Bill was read a second time. quiry into the state of Ireland being instituted. Tbe.
The "Telearreph " Dew. Doak llaingste, Marotta,
JOSEPH DAM Secretary. state of the agriceltitral interest, the police of the em •
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Datesthey, Forionisso had Illootate sow. post souk -
amy mersing, at a moose* post sem *Week.
HIBERNIAN FANCY BALL AT ALMACEY , Some Hit. On the motion of Lord Sonoma', and after a short .
I • I idofthe state of the I di •
vo emirs the coos nation -
Is aneequesos of the dseldod ruhremto glow ete Ow gyptanation from the Noble Lord, and a few words from retests of the country, :sad undergone inquiries in that . ' i
stall rirtHE NOBILITY and GENTRY are too moped- Ail DARNLEY, the Vagrant Laws Amendment Bill was
den soothoiteroprietoreseelleemeskmanooklemse
house, in a way which he conceived to be the only prat- '''• . ! •
hiqueoliomoller it the Irmosevermso melba iliemtemL i fay soiletud to apply tasesediately to SOON rAd a second time, and ordered to be committed to tical mode for the house to inquire. To such an inquiry, I
IbliepOss. Clietham. Rodiedter. Strovid. ft •and CO., 19. Cbering-eress, two doors from Cral s rt. worrow.-Adjourned. Government were most anxious to lend themselves. In
milWshaem every emeoleig ,eta pi1:41:74 and where a New gad Magellosot Collection of ANCY
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his opinion, the hest mode of inquiry in such cases was, ' ,t;
fanseetk. Plymouth. Ileum, Illothaln. Pas . DRESSES of verloas costumes have bees proeld for the HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Ashburton. Totems, Weymouth, Dembustee. Dartmouth, above moulds, which are either to be disposed of, or to be to allege the grievance, and to seek for the hest remedy I t'l• I
eel Salisbury, every morning, at seviktilmlth Ilesiton, let on hire. that could be applied to it. That species of inquiry was.
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Itishister, Hildport. Illandford, Stoebbridge, Basingstoke,
TO BAKERS AND OTHERS. etition from the licensed Mr. EGERTON pretested p constantly
victuallers of Mocclesiield against the Ale-house Lime- going on, and he hoped would never cease,
Mefferd-bridge, Itiackwater, and Barbet. th• t• f n equence to the im-
whilst the
was any gum ion o co s/ / I 1
Chester, Newport, Whltschureb, Terporley, Nemptwieh, rye) be Disposed of, the LEASE of a BAKER'S hag Bill-Ordered to be, (Stinted. terests of the nation demanding their attention. He" ' .
Narthwleb, and Middiewleb, post-coach everyeftersoon.
.1. SHOP, with capital new Ten Bushel OVEN, In a On the motion of Mt. HUNTER BLAIR • return was
should be extremely happy to give his most cordial re- !
Manchester, Winslow, Congleton,Neveastle. Wallet and crowded and very improving Neighbousmood. Rent Fifty ordered to be made of the quantity of all Irish spirits
operation to the suggestions of any ineasore from the
IlaitathataPteat new four Inside post-coach, every after- Guineas per Annum. The Premises are in excellent repair, beaded for the last yam. lion Baronet opposite, applicable to the state of Ire.
non. Only oae night on the road. with convenience for letting to the amount or needy ail the Ms. WILBERFORCE presented a• petition from a re- 11. Hon Gentleman opposite had with great readi-
, maw sad Roomiest.. post_yeaeb, cooed ma "Nelson," meat; coming In will be made reasonable. Apply to Mr. 140000 Sea, calling themselves Separatists, praying to nap( ' r I v
eery morning. Hayman. Core-dealer, next door to the Bun House. Weal- be reliethel from the obligation of taking an oath.-Or- e" given the coercive measures reqnireal for Ireland, in
Hell, Lincoln, Northvale*, IT Owl Dadaster p_eat- mioster-road; or to W. Spence, No. 7, Chalcroft Terrace, direr to bo_ottott,t. confidence to the Government of thareountry, end he t. S !
nut, every morning to the Cross place, Mail. Note Cut, Laithrtk. had no doubt that the informatina which wonld be af. .
Sanford, Ware, Hoddeston, and goads, every
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serniap. ~---.• . This day ..a, peo,lishod, pot,. Is. - -; riebabligkeyse. is Berkebire, Famed that the Bill fear minim. aim ow. dm, tie .61., 1 i •
Shrewsbnev, Wellingles, 1941,4111001Fma week every A LEt,TTE it TO U. W WAN HALL, Keg. on tie the prevention of cruelty all• animals may Pala it" confidence which the Y bad on e. The spirit of leniency - Al. I
darner. eeltsrstee..
..CURRENCY QC/BOTTOM. Ste. OE. • !sego-Laid oa the tables. in which his Majesty's Government were disposed, on ~. .
Cheelna iffelffilffi;aboss. Dmafrios. lir. ELLIS presented a Petition from the Chamber of
By N.l. ENISON Esq. both sides of the water, to treat that country, was seen
eitgl,raierterltnqaber, RIM, Clioustair kbNiswellt London : Printed fo Baldwin. 'Craddock. and I • Commerce in Dublin, praying the protection may not be •
• li.
oy , in their intention to remit the Sespension of the Habeas
va."earts of Scotland,. a pestemaeh daily.
klessre. Allman. Prinesos-street ; Edwards and Kenai), removed from the Irish Mannfactureit-Ordered to be
lerage and PaglippeeeindyTwo Pence per th. Corpus Act. : i 1
Newgate-street ; tad Effingham' Wilson, Royal Etchings. printed.
Awrittetnedlog tbolleetelenten expedition 0 this coach,
IMPORTATIoN OP GoODS REPEAL BILL.
hallowed to be *utmost agreeable and complete public vernnnent suffered the Session to pass away withoct 1 . 1
Rominem minim' nostra saplt. Os moving that this Bill do pus, after the third
aneyerace oe Ike nerthroad, being unequalled by any other. anythingforlreland continuethe nserr i - doing
Narrowest' and,Opon mew light post coach, every after- reading, tion Act, and apply certaio local relief, without pointing . .
oce at liar, 1 .. Jest pnbtlebed, piton bs. in boards (Fifteenth Edition), Mr. WALLACE gave notice that as he did not eon-
attention to the internal state of that country, and de-
Restos. Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Handmade. HE /EMS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen- eider the decision of the House last night final with re-
vising some system of g 1 amelioration, they would
Lae Mall Coaeh, every moiled; to Splishy. Luoth. „K miry on the indisseretione arising from Homan Frailty*, gard to the clause introduced into the Bill respecting I
not do their duty to !bat country or the empire. If 11.0
Washy and Hull, afternoon at *quarter beforo six. in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lues the silk throwsters, be should at some period call the
Noble Lord and his colleagues did not devise some means
Feudal. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Loasdale, Bolton, Venerea, Oonorrhces, Stricture. Seminal Weakness, &c. are attention of the House, in a separate form, to that sub .
%Way, Ormakirk, and Ciarstang post-coaches. every af- fully developed ; Part 11. contains some remarks on car- •ect and the enormous protection enjoyed by that menu- of turning the misery of that country to happiness and i
semen. lain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part 111. jets
cture -The Bill was then passed.
peace, nut all the military force of England and Scot-
Ike. and Bristol flying post coaches, through ChlPPen• embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self a- •land could keep down the population. Ile called upon
he, Caine, and Marlborough, Erwsbury and Reading, Abuse, and Mental irritation. with some interestingotrierve- QLtT RENTS-IRELAND. his Msjesty's !Moisten, therefore, to put their elsonldet 4
nee seartmon, at one ; arrive at Mr. Mere. the Grey- lions on vegetable and animal life; in Part IV. is a Series of Col. BARRY obtained leave to bring in a Bill to an to the wheel for the secnrity of the empire, and not to i
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hail lee. Bath, and Me London Tavern, Thomas-street, Cases iSustratiee of the preceding subjects, explainiag thorise the sale of Quit Rents, and other rents in the sale satisfy themselves with saytoir that they were willinz to i
omega Bristol, itext weenier. them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the and exercise of Crown lands in Ireland. The Bill was lend themselves to any measure that might be proposed.
The "Union," weymoam, tioraheasaa, wandroed, Sails- Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. afterwards brought in and read a first time, and ordered He was excessively grateful for the noble contsibutions
41. Andover, °berme, Basingstoke. Hartford-bridge. Consulting Surgeons. London. for a second reading on Friday next. from this country, and for the disposition shown by 03. • linkester, and thopshot, new post coach, every Wedoes- Nature heath
En sal Satorday afternoon. Omnibus ease dedit, si qui, eognoverit nti.-CLAUDIAX. ROASTED CORN. vernment to relieve Ireland of taxes to a certain extent ;
tort, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New- Since Heaves to all the fund of bliss supplies, Mr. LUSHINOTON obtained leave to bring In a hill but all that would not do. He knew the difficulty of
feet sad Edinburgh, new post coach, with • guard Its infra applicatioa marks the mire. to authorise the sale, under license, of Roasted Corn and the case, All.l in proportion as it was difficult add it be. I
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tratehout ; sete'out every morninv by way of Newark, Pall-Mall ; other Vegetable Powder. hove Government to look it in the face, as the certain
May be had at 20, Pate
rest ; 59, •1Z
Ward, Semester, Ferrybridee, Tadeaster, !Arlington. The Assessed 'Cases Composition Bill was read a se- destruction of the whole country would flow from the
11, Piccadilly; 16. Princes-street, Soho; 32, Fleet-street:
Vehlierton, Durham, Morpeth. sad Rerwiek. Passengers 174, Fleet-street ; 40. West Smithfield ; 99, Cheapside, Lou- cond time, and ordered to be committed on Friday. evils under o hid. it at present laboured, were they not
1.41:* themselves fatigued on the journey. r. y rest dour', Stevenson and Co., Barks end Co., Norwich ;R. Os the motion of Mr. H. DAVIS a Return was ordered removed,
renal at time thsypleasa, and then promadon without any ad- tYazt. 'lpswich; Barrett and Duffield, Rath ; Sheppard, Bris- of all the leaf tobacco seised in the Thames fur the last The nlarquess of LONDONDERRY thought his Ma-
fare. tol ; Matt, Cambridge ; Headley. Leeds; and at
.all Book- seven years and its appropriation. jetty's Government had not sliewn any disposition to be
Birmingham post-coach, sets out every aftenmon et three
seher........Mesers. GOSH an! Co. are to be consulted, as Sir 'W. CURTIS presented a petition from certain inactive in procurine labour fur those who were idle,
root, carrying four inside only, and passes through Wars
usual. everyday at their house ; and Patients in the Cou t
to. leveinaton.Pouthere end Dnventry, to the Saracen'- persons in the City of London, praying that the house and food for these who could not get it for themselves. •
are ret ue...teil :o describe minntel the ease, enclosin ar '.
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. behoove!, Cirusinghain, next morning at half-past m..
IT I f Advice and Medicine,Y tauce er .which g forwardede
would not sanction any measure for placing •• toll The Hon. Gentleman admitted the difficulty of the case,
can be
Is.nn the craft passing under London Bridge.-Ordered and although he (the Marquess of Londonderry) had
so any part of the World.-GOSS and Co. M. R.C.Sur-
beigenorth, Wilma, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyheadto be printed. professed himself willing to give his cordial co-operatiun
groan, No. 7. Jersey n-street, St. James's; and ll,Bouverle-
_lnside coach. every evening.
' ttreet Fleet-street London. (memos COLLECTIONS. to the Hon. Baronet opposite (Sir J. Newport) in ut.y il't
ne "Rockinghem," Leeds light post comb, eete mit . ' ' __ _ - - The house went into a Committee on the Consolidated measure lie might propose for the relief of Ireland, be •- - • .
siternueori at four ; and passes through Haldock,
Customs Acts, had not pledged himself to accede to all he should rood
• emote. &Roc, tsilton, Oreetham, Grantham, Bach'', FROM TUESDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. Mr. LUSHINGTON proposed certain Resolutions forward with.
"44. Markham Moor, Newark, Raiford, Doncaster,
--en-- for regulations to alter the mode of collection of Cos- Tbe motion for the Return was then agreed to.
7...ohrisice. tothe Golden Lies, Leeds, next afternoon.
I tut "Lioion," Southampton, Lymingion, Winchester, DtVIDIN DS. tom Duties tending to decrease the amount of the SALT TAX.
liolarsteke, Hartford-bridge, Blackwater, and BOX- June 26, T. Bird. Solihut Lodge, Warwickshire. coal Duties. Mr. CURIVEN gave notice that lie would on Tuesday
*he foot inside coach, every morning at eight; dealer, at thc Littleton's Arms Inn, Paokridge. Stafford- •
Sir J. NEWPORT expressed a wish that the system next move for the entire repeal of the Salt Tax.
st the Coach and Homes, Southampton• by shire-July 26. C. Sweet. Northtacton. Devonshire. t ,of Mescal* of duties should be so simplified that any Mr. BRIGHT presented &petition from James Peters,
Tait is a most delightful conveyance to the fele of at the Old London Tavera, Exeter-Jaw 19, W. Reynolds person might see what the duties were at one view. a fish curer, of the city of Bristol, on the subject of the . .
,Yra• Jerasty, Guernsey, St. Maloes, Havre de Orme, master-mariner, et ilasingheil-street-June 25, .1. F. Royle Mr. LUSHINOTON saw no objection to this. Salt Tax. It was very obvious, the Honourable '1 t
6e.Pall-mail, fancy paper-manufacturer, at Basinghall-street- The Resalntions were areed to, and the holism havin Member stated that the rtention of the tot upon salt I L
t*efoorietors of the above conch hope to receive • SOM. Jose IS. C. C. Doorman, Well-close-square. Middlesex,theßeport was ordered to received on ;lionresumed, lo
be highly ' ri. • I used Lo fisheries wool pr tem . The
oof that support whin hem hitherto been experienced sager-refiner, at Hasinghall-street-June 97. S. Crossland, day „pit
eountry was obliged to the Chancellor of the Exchequer a t
l'-i: tommencement of Me " Union." No racing with Liverpool, ship-chandler. at the George Inn, Liverpool- - - '
n catches. July 3. 1. As ton and J. W. Sanders, Neweastle-upon-Tyne, PRISON LAWS.-IRISLAND. for the relief now to be afforded; but it was always to
e . tMr• 001.:LBURN moved for leave to bring in a Hill be remembered that that relief was purchased-that it 0 t
-e • Ltroire," II new Liverpool light coach, only one merchants, it the George Inn. Newcastle-upon-Tyne-June ' e !• ca the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily at one; IS. J. W. A. Snuggs and J.ll-alley. Linfe-street.merchents, to amend the Laws relative to Prisons in Ireland. The was not given by savings which hail been effetted, but t. no Liverpool next afternoon at seven, through Wo- at Basin hall-street--June IS. G. R. Duke, Circus, Mino- Right Hon. Geotleuian stated that the object of the by i ' ing the public debt pro tempore.
Lathery, Northampton, Welford, Latterworth, tin, merehent, at Bisinghall-etreet-June 29, M. Melton, Bill would be to establish a better classification of the
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had n.
; r!,Atherstone. Lit.
.fieid, Stone, Newcastle. Knot"- jun. and T. Melton, Highgate, builders, at Basinghalbstreet prisoners.
,Yforin -ton end Preseot. objection to the petition which had been presented: He
L... 6 ' -June 23, W. Greives, Philpootaue. druggist, at Basing- After a few words from Mr. M. A. Taylor, leave was
plan whichhebroughtforward, as that
detensied the
o ,col, Warrinehm• Krutsford. Stone, Stafford, and hall-street-July 2, W. Eyre Eoeksoor.street Charing- te -n to bring in a Bill. :so new refsliah ur inside - post-eo-xh, (nly one night cross, trunk-maker, at Baslnghall.s4reet-June 26, • -iv
T. The Marquess of LAMDONDERRY presented a pe- which went to relieve the various•interests of the coats- . .
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t'nad.) et. e:ri - ni,., at fig% o'clock,
to in:Hu-acmes Young. Downend, Mangotsfield, Gloucestershire, dealer. at tr more than any other which had been suggested. •
tition from certain persons interested in the Butter trade 'lt:. Gale-street. Liver oral, next evenin
a_ p . g. the Commercial-rooms, Bristol-June 20, J. Hartland.duty which was intended should remain on salt,
The
• in Dublin, praying for a protecting Duty on Butter.-
"•°,llotesgh and Swindon new four inside conch. through Gloucester, mercer• at the Upper 0 Cff h
George o ee- ouse, was in fature to be collected at the mouths of the pits
46-7. Roofing. Immhourn. Pert in, Lydineton, Peweey, Gloucester-June 25. W. Warne, Bedford-street, Covent- Ordered to be printed.
or pane, but that which was to be exported to foreign
• t 84144'. Remsbury, Ilungerford, Newbury and garOen, boot-maker. at Basinghall-street-June 23. W. Ha- STATS OP IRELAND. parts was to be delivered free oral! duty. Salt obtained
r. "411*.kt r . every morning.
'''..to'• P t tailton and M. Agar. Riches-cot:rt. Idme-street. merchants, Mr. 00I1LBURN stated, in answer to a question for any other purpose was to pay duty, but in order that .
t ~ mil la, and Whitehasen Post-Coach : goes et Basinehell-street -June 27, J. 'Faron, Liverpool. roto-
r ' "ti ''''s e• :IA ol '' th ' h h 'h G i Li. I-J '
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.. , a guer ao the *ay ; passes roe; chant, ant. at . e eorge no, .erpoo uly I. P. Goodwin. from Sir. S. Hire, that be slid not think the present state this regulation might not interfere with the trade of
a , Ipp,ehy, Graz-bridge, Richmond. Gatwick, Llanrwst, Denbighshire. shopkeeper. at the Star Inn, Nan-of Ireland c tiled fora continuance
of the Suspension of oar fishermen in foreign markets, ...liege salt could Lc
•-tt‘iti . •the Habeas Corpus Art, and it was nut therefore Ilia io- procured on easier berme, it was proposed Oat a drae-
P D, • ~.. Wetherhy, Alierford„ Ferryhridge. New- cheater-July 6, A. Anderson, Philpot-tene, merchant, at
rear. back to the amount of the duty. should be alloire4 on ~
r.Cratthem,Staturere,Rawtry,Grechem end Blsinghtol-greet- June 25. S. Mill, Stamfura, upholsterer, tention to move for that.
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14 sets out ."1,-re *menhir, and performs the jour- at the Croon lon, Stamford. Mr. S. RICE then moved for a Return of the number every barrel of herrings or other fish exported, bat this • t
1,,, .reet.st facility. Passengers detained on the was notto he allowed on fish cored for hornet, con!ne.pti
CERTICII ALES-Jurra 25. of prosecutions ender the Insurrection Act since Ist of
• ""'"e*, orpt.o.cure. hare the peculiar advantege tion. In other respects the fisheries !mild e retire
o.
' WV.. • G. Qineeton, Sr.Nlar!We-lane,Chlring-R. printer-S. January lost, in Ireland, stating
. -wax secured in the next coach.from many inconveniences and restriction. at • n .
•' I" 0 Poole, King's-road. Chelsea. brewer-W. Jefferson, and Acquittals, and the Bills thrown out by the 1
. • Wee and Pace, aes to Leeds, Domeier F • -•y
rigorous Ware to whi.d. they haul been s v.-
.at Oct.t •• It . off). I rarollnghano. Suffolk, spotheeary-W. Copland, Holt. Nor- Grand Jury. ~_ , Wo-pence ?ee SD.
et jected, and which, while the duty contioued, were ion.
•folk. miller-W. Kenifeek. Throzmortonooreet, sinekbro- Lord A. HAMILTON took that an opportunity
'' *IA. NTAIN end %II acquaint their
1.. 4 ane to pu. • CO.• "l'ect• Y • keg--It. trooper. S4ratford. Essex. grocer-J. Kendall, asking whether it was its the intention of his Majesty's doubtedly necessary.
id h. • .site that the
..,`l4lEareell Plsa
• Y wits not be account- Mile-end. cowkreeer-li. Reynolds, Cheiteshom, saddler. present Session, to in-
Govermitent.lo the course of the • air. H. w words in reply.
BRIGHT °Keret! a fe
"tee.: tam . ' 'maim' Luggage, Writings, nett.,
I iv. Petards value, if lost, stolen, or 4a ran rN ett•titlPS PItSoLVID. mime any inquiry into the state of Ireland. That en-
The petition was then mail and ordered to be torint.d.
*tom en
I,,,entered es such. and Ilse Inseranee paid fo W. Deseret and W. Pitt, Exeter, ironmoneers-f. Tay- quiry was promised at the time that the houseconsentt d it.cussau assn.
'Y' alas saracte's Head lealeaSnow-bill, Lendot. 'lot and 1:. Walser, Liverpool, prig:ere-9. Wood mad E. Ito Latest the Government of Ireland with t,,t. Arhitrary Sir F. BURDETT, is riaicg to move to: the prott.;ti-
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