The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-25 00:00:00

PIC was ever bremglit Wm age by the
1.7 Pionmsors et Mallets'. to semi PZIDWIII Celebratret
and Incomparabl• FILENCIII PILLS. OK Ilse speedy. safe, aed
seminal CURS
of a artily disorder, in all its laslauatlag forms, and the
malignant nod destreetive Ravages it daily makes oa the
Hamm Frame; bet, happily, these Pills Cora in so short
time, and in so safe and muy a manner, as to marmot him
In web taU eonidesea of sceeess, that

NO
Ryerkof Disease shall be left le the system. These Pills
are sold in Roses. at 2s. 9d., at 411. Liquorpond-street. Imo-
don; bet should It be preferred. Cite Deetor encases to Care
die Disease for a stipulated sae, or return the Mosey ; so
Vast if *curbs No Cole, there will be No
PAY.
N. R. The ha Cored without washing or vreistlny. by
kbeeiling only. prier ts. Rd.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMEAT.

NOM OF LORDS, FIUDAT, MAT 24.

• At fear o'clock the Ma oessof Wirm m the Earl
of Suarvasausv, and the LORD Cnsncu.stoe, appeared
u his Majesty Commissioners, and pee the Royal As-
sess to the Irish Employment of the Poor Bill. the Silk
Law Duties Bill, the Seditious Meeting Bill, and a great
camber of Pri►ate Bills. _

Mr. TOULTNIII, from the Treasury, presented returns
of all offices greeted in reversion since Jan. 1821, per-
t* order, and accounts of the queotity •1 grain
warehoused in Ireland.—Laid on the table.

Sit V. Ommartiv sod others brought several Private
Bills from the Commons, which were read a first time.

The Archbishop of YORK presented a petition from
the Clergy of the Archileacoory of York against the
Catholic Peers' Bill.—Lsid on the table.

The It'd of EURE.%IONT presented a petition to the
some effect from the Magistrate% and Inhabitants of
the tows of Brighton. in the County of Susses.—Lid
on the table.

The Earl of HARWOOD presented a petition from
the Inhabitants of Leeds end its vicinity, praying. as it
teas understood. that the duty on wool might be repealed.
—Laid on the table.

Lord KING presented a petition from the Magistrates
and Inhabitants of the Town of Wsketield, in the West
Riding of the connty of York, prating for the recision
of the Criminal Uode.—Laid oo the tahle.

...
Lord SUFFIELD prasanted • similar petition from
the Inhabitants of South Shielilc—Laid on die table.

Lord SI DMOUTH presented a petition from the D►e.
and Lhapter of St. Peter's, Westminster, against the Ca-
tholic Peers' Bill,

lINAMCIAL ARRANOIKINTI.

Lord KIN(' understood that the celebrated plea of
the Treasury for paying off the Dead Alonev by an sr•
rangement with the South Sea Company, had entirely
Ga.'. The Noble E.trl at the head of the T
however, had not informed the house of the result, or
of the other plans which it was no doubt in contempla-
tion to brine forward is another place. lie had beard
of one. which would be very distressing to the persons
whose interest, were concerned. It was said that
individual en half.pay was to he bid for or put •p to
Jews and Compactors separately. Such a project had
once been soeutioned, hat sever attempted to be carried
into execution with respect to the Property Tax,when it
had Wm proposed to put every individual to be hidden
for by Jews, as an easier mode of collecting the reveaue: