The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-22 00:00:00

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QUMEIVII PLATE. ••
Crow.
nild.Albehor Ta.T. *Pa,
March 110. ifet .
Air a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING *.
Committee tar waging the illabsistptioa IsralUtbs
of !late to bepresented to her Majesty.
114 A EW WOOD, Iraq. M. P.l. the Chair,
Resolved,
That the fahseription for the -Plato ho it.td 18
expeditiously u possible, sod that a °keels, UN. basso
to every person who has undertakes to
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, requesting thew to seed bank the
and to resit the mount sabasribed se wdareePlaileirits:
Wow.. Esq., with as little delay as possible. to 'enable
`•*.A.m to carry into effect their °risked intendant.
CENT.

.1 PER -. UNDER: ANY MAT •ff ARE-
HOUSE IN ENULAND.
el JACKSON, Hat ittami6ctorer, 58, Barbican,
near the City Repository. has constantly on sale a
moat extensive assortment of every description of Hats sad
Berme Sunsets; also a groat variety of Hold colour Seal
Turbans.—Likewise Re's Cloth Prussia, Caps of super'se
cloth, only U.—Leather Hats and Caps from ad.—The Pub-
lic will lied a great saviNg by purchasing as above.—Jaelt-
Isn's New instated treble covered hest superfse Seaver
Hats at only ffUs.--they are decidedly the cheapest sad most
elegant Hats ever offered to the new improved
Patent Water-proof Hat. Silk sad Beaver. at only I3s. ;
this hat will wear three times as long' as those imitations
now selling from ins. to its. and upwards. by almost every
Hatter; many of them call themselves manufacturers.— The
Trade supplied as usual.
N. R. Old Hats covered with silk, and made equal to sew ,
-.41 Letters rereived

—No

A TKINSON'S CURLING FLUID Ft)lt THE
llAlR.—Where the hair falls out of curl, where it is
dry or harsh, where it is weak. felling off, or changing
colour, the Curling Fluid possesses the qualities which
counteracts these effects ; it keeps the curl perfect. gives the
hair the most fascinating beauti fel lustre. restores its growth.
end preserves it from decay. It is cheaper than the lluile
Antiqee." sod Is s most elegant substitute for it.
There is a pamphlet enclosed In the wrapper. which con-
tains much useful information respecting the hair. wad some
cases where Gentlemen have recovered their hair, after be-
ing bald for years. Price 3s. 141.
ATKINSION's VEG ET 1111I.E DYE (+entre. Grey or Red
Hair on the nevi or Whiskers to au %nitwit or Black, and
which washing. &r. instead of retooling, ri niters more per-
manent. Prim, St.
ATKINSON't4 SOll3, made by a
new process, which frees it of alkaline impurities, makes
the bands soft and white, and torments them chapping. Prier
Is. a square. or Ifis. 6.1. a down.—Mold by the Proprietor,
JAME'S ATKINSON. Perfumer, 44. Gerrard-street, Soho-
sqeare ; Messrs. Uattie and Pierce, 37. Riese. IS. Newilotui-
street ; Messrs. Bayley and Blew. Coekspnr-street ; Mr.
Rigge, 63, Cheapside; and most Perfumers.
rioN.—None are genuine without the Proprietor's
signature.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF InnE6l W towrinay. kilcit 41.
The Mary•le-Roue Fittings llosild.ing Bill scat recd a
second time and ordered to be ronuuitted to-morrow.
Mr. El.t.iCr. and onter4l other Meinhers. brought
up front the Commons the Irish Attorneys' Fuer; Bill,
which was read a first time.
Mr. litioi:DEN then brought tip the Court of King's
Bench Despatch of Business Bill, which went through
a first reading.
Mr. IlLsckosuns and Mr. Diesttcsos also brought
up s..veral private Bills which were read a first time.
The Earl of SIIAFTESIII'ItY presented a Petition
from the Minister, Churchwardens, and Overseers of
the Parish of Bedminster, in the coutstc of Somerset.
against the Roman Catholic claimt..—Laid on the
Ihe Flax Encouragement Bill was read a third
time, passed, and sent to the Commons.
The Mutiny Bill, and the Marine Mutiny Bill were
read a second time. _ _ _

DEltTst.
The Marquess of LANSDOWN F. presentee' a Peti-
tion from the Gentlemen, Mann(Actururs, Artisans,
and Inhabitants of the parish of Dewslee in the county
of laencester, praying. that some reculation might be
enacted to facilitate the recovery of debts under the sum
of 15/.—Read and laid on the table.
ITALY.
The Marquess of LANSDOWNE intended, hail lie
seen the Noble Earl at the head of the Tressnrc in
his place, to put some questions to hitu respecting the
iti.pee:tant transactions which were taking place in tile
Smith of Europe, and some papers connected with
thus+r transactions which hail lately appeared. During
the absence of that Noble F.Arllt would he useless to
state what those questions were; he should therefore
content 11 with giving notice that, as the Douse
would do no business to-mutrow on account of the
Draning Room, he Should attend on Friday neat to
twiepose the questions which he had id view.—
Ae'jou; nett.

IiOUSt OF CONINIONS.
Petitions were presented from the Counties of Perth
and Nairne, praying fora rt•peal of the Malt Tax.
Mir HENRY PARNELL presented a Petition from
certain Distillers of Irish Spirits and Whiskey in
Queen's County, praying tios.t the Howie won!,l take
into contitlera ibtp the Distilli,ry Laws relating to Ire.-
land. The petitioners particularly complained of their
not bring allowed to import whiskey into this country
*Windt its being dilated conAilerably below the
strength at which all spirit, were licit:illy drank.
Mr. C. HUTCHINSON supported the prayer of the
petition.--:-Ortlered to he printed.
Sir .1. RAMSAY presented a Petition from Strath-
more, in Forfar, praying fur a repeal of the 3lalt Tax.
—Ordered to he printed.
Captain WENIYSS presented a similar Petition
from the Farmers and Maltaters of Fife.—Ordered to
be printed.
Mr. MARRYAT presented a Petition from crr:ain
tan !holders in Lower Cloatla, praying that no altera-
tion might he mathe in the laws relating to the Timber
Fesie. The Hon. Member observed, that the policy
of this country led us into many inconsistencies with
reference to the laws on this subject.—Referred to the
Committee un Foreign Trade.
Mr. CALVERT moved for an Account of the
Wharfs belonging to the Corporation uf London,
between London Bridge and the Temple --Ordered.
Mr. IXSHINU lON presented nrconnts of the ex-
penditure in detail of 35.1100/., over-charged' in the
Civil C ontingebeles for bil:s drawn by tioiresttor
4e.arhy and utters.