The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-02 00:00:00

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The tiltbwing Resolutions er .1
er al so agreed to
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Ind 'out any amendment
60111. for the Civil Establishment of the Island of Da.
minim
000 3,5704, fur the Civil Establishment of the Bahama
Islands.
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Mr. P. MOORE observed upon the latter rote, that
nhe felt it his duty Cu state what he had oft
.ri,.
d be
fore oar the authority of a tiallant Friend of all''s'
931 Admiral in the British service, •: at those Winds', la
his private property, and that if tiovernment would se, ".
066 knowledge his right, so far from catnip; any espy.
I to this country, be won'tl engage to pay a tribute;
000 ten thousand pounds a year.
he House having resumed, the Chairman hung%
900 up the Report, which was ordered to be received to.
morrow.
• The Marquess of LONDONDERRY gave emit', itat
.442 on Wednesday next he mould move that the Home slioal,t
,000 adjourn till that day fortnight.
,300 Ihe other Orders of %he Day were then dispew of
and the House adjotirned at Ooe o'clock this mowing.'
6 41) lb [For proceedings in the Lords see teat page.]
'3U6 PHD E OF STOCKS, AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Hank Stock bottle Stock. .............
.033 per Cent. Red. .Shot Ditto Hondo-1. alt. 03,p;
,7 3,per Ct. Coos Routh See Week.. ..........
ni peer Cent South See Old Ace . ........
percents....... Shut Ex Hilted ?
0 per Cts. Navy ..... , 100 W. S
00111.
3 per Vaultl pa
twee Ana.. Slot i --Swett— bah''.
ar„, Imp. 3 per Cent
—' Irish beer Cent ! Lott. Tickets....... It
*** Oa account of the greet inert-ass of the eirealatteasi
7." Tao SrsrEsVAN riser the orrengesseitt mite .fir. Cos.
WM', it has been deemed expedient to remote the
379 Offire
to more • Central and more Conreaieal Premiere.
i.e. 3Y7, Strand; and that no delus is the delirery
,4°l) the Papers may be occasioned by the additioaal 414
Sale.Jurther measures are in contemplatioa.
art ebe Ot3ttiitnan.
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was STATSSMAN."
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WS. LONDON:
was TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 2, 1822.
tich
of. STOCK EXCUANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
-eat Consols opened this morning at 150 for the At-
hioll collat. Immediately tome eminent Brokers made
ow. large sales; upon which Consuls were dose at Mi.
had The above sales, it is reported, were owing to an es-
"- press having arrived from Paris at a late hour last
the
by night, to one of the fint mercantile houses la the
city; the information it brings is yet a secret. C...
that sole are sow 79! fur the Account, and 791 for Mary,
the
with the appearance of a heavy market ; 5 per Cat.
onld Navy NUL
1 he PORZION STOCK.
ttleY S,,anish Bonds seem to be more is demand
irts.
this morning than yesterday, and the prices bare ed-
ited
mum suiced. This may be attributed to mosey not being
ling quite so scarce as it had been for some days past, tot
to the determination perused by the Cones is their
ing retrenchweats.
Spealsh new,
Old,
col- Prussian
Mr. Danish .. T BOl
oto- Neapolitan
for PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
the motenat, anat. I.
101 /a the Lords, Lord Lagesimienes broseht forward
the subject of the " Breakfast Powder," and awl
par-
. fur copies of the convictions in consequence of seeking
Pu- it. He observed, that there was no law to prenst sea
pert from making new articles of food, and that there
ansi ought to be no such law, for that nothing could be
en, more beneficial to the country than the Wereasieg of
tins
the consomption of its own productions. Lord Lem
root. sail, that lie saw ao rearm' why person should
1412'
at be prohibited from selling roasted rhea;, or ether
aid. grain ; bat, that, when it assumed the form and sane
of powder, an opening was made for fraud, and that the
rted
prosecutions were net yto protect parchasersfon
cgs &clog cheated We recollect the advice gives by lie.
Conover at the out set of the Breakfast Powder
anau,i i Trade. Ile said, " call it roasted reheat; tall tie
red i "-ground matter Grown wheat floor ; and thee the
" Devil could not prosecute." However, here tubas
IS. the thing explained. It is evident that no trios has
been committed ; that no fraud was, or could be ia-
in
de.g tended ; and, at any rate, it will be an act of angstrom
ma- injustice, if the parties prosecuted be not reicamd, if
I'M in prison, and indemnified, If they' have beerfined.
late
In the Commons, on the presenting of a petilies
eon for the abolition of the Salt Tax, Mr. CALCRAFT gsve
reednotice. that, unless something effectual were dose in
"r. the way of relief, to should renew his motion for the
of doing away of this tax. Every one seems to this',
that this is the first tax that ought to g°. It errtailal
poem
is;
for it falls with tenfold force upon the laboring
tro- man. It is to all intents and purposes I pod tar sod
ide- pull-taxes have always beets deemed odious aod unjust.
hod
es
had eatcut.rea•t. Raron7.—Thit.. Kern MIS laid
had upon toe table by Sir. Cloocu, and a pretty long
em, conversation took place respecting it. Lord Cis'
ght TLEREAGG gave notice that on the 22nd of Aita
see. he should submit a proposition to the Masi INT'
ed'
ire' ego toutn: e nodf a ttihoen olife7lre et, Caonadiniiintteceo.n"luleenciveas•frethr;
illy anxious to prevent all pre-mata. e disc.usioa. Ho
sta•
said a great deal upon this subject ; was aosioas
that false impressions should not go abroad to agi
ivil tate the pubic mind ; and wished nothing to be
sl., • said till the whole qualm' should be opened. We
Irs can tell him ore thing, that we all open the
whole question for biro, lung before the 2nd cf
ins- April, at.d if the Report contain reconiturn.lations
of any sort, we shall probably hate produced *dr-
ove
Orion upon the merit of his intended propositivo,
• even before he !stings it forward ; rtes if its ob•
filled op the next. Mr. (toucti, watt w
e,e serf •houtil be to cause holes to he dug one s
tiede