The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-02 00:00:00

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assist
LikatSL—Mineiffir in Old Age. and Sams _ itilottey
Doak, fdedefrillattEsperises oil/trial. or for the Be of
serdoiest tididren. Relatibns or Pelade, by emeilMeettny
loot twos. from Tables csicelated by experienced Aetu-
artea, the privilege of electing their own Officers t•
manage the Business, Without Vines or Entrance Money.
tw OMces to sets e. and without the poesibilky fir
theta:lts, ever being withheld or decreased, or their
Monthly Contributions ever increased.
Persons wishing m become Members of this Institution,
may osier their names et the Office. M. Threadneedle-street.
is*sre the Articles may be had, and every Information will
be gte!e, between Sishours of Eleven and Three, and Six
and Misr, Daily. _

LO— OF MONEY.
Aify Respectable Tradesman that may at shy time
be is wain of Peeaniary Assistance, may base it with
honor and seorety to say amount, upon the deposits of
'Woollen and Hosier) Goods, and other Valuable P;operty,
for any length of time.
A Line, post paid, will meet attention.
P.M.. p.p.. 1011. Pleet-sheet.

March 1. 1911.
TO ALL WHOM THIS MAY • CONCERN.
From the liemenNe number of Letters end Personal
Applications to 611 the Situation as Traveller. I beg, re-
spectfully to inform those Gentlemen that the situation is
new tiled. I am. Gentlemen,
Your's sincerely.
Blacking Ilanukctory, 114, RICHARD TURNER.
Loodoo-road, Southwark.

A. MOI'N FAIN and Co., SAILICEN'S HEAD
INN, Snowhill, Loudon. The followiag Post Coaches,
Midi Coaches, &c. set out from the above Inn ---
The **Teteerapb," Ramsgate. Margate, and Canterbury
DOW post coach, every moraing, at a quarter pest seven.
In consequence of the decided preference gives to the
above eoactr, the proprietors are detertnined no espence
be spared to render it the first conveyance ou that
road.
Dover, Deal, Randwich, and Fevershem, every teeming,
tit g quarter pest seven, end six is the erasing.
litrouspenr. eir‘tham, R +chester, Hitthigbourne, and Rain-
ham, every morning, at a quarter past men.
Falmouth, Plymouth Exeter, We) mouth. Dorchester,
-a-arrreloo•das sod Baltabt;ry. ever``- morning. et seven, through
Iloniton, Axminster, AriOport, Slandford, end Basingstoke.
The Union," Southampton. I.ymington, Winchester,
sod flaiishrsteke new coach, ever .norniugt at eight ; ar-
rives at the Coach and licries, Southampton. by fit e.
The proprietors of the above coach hope to receive a con
tinuance of that support which has hitherto been experienced
More the commencement of the •• Cnion.- No racing with
other coaches.
Bath and Bristol flOng post coaches, thrtiugh Chippen
Caine, and Marlborough, every afternoon, at one.
COAL HES TO WELLS, IiRLDOCWATER, T•I:NTON,
AND PLYMOCT/I.

The "Umpire." a new Liverpool light coach, only one
night on the road, carrying four Inside. sets out daily ;
titrougit 11 °burn. Northampton. Welford, Initterworth,
Hinckley. Atherstone, Lichfield, stone, Newcastle. Knuts
ford, Warrinvon. nnd.Preston.
Skr-wahttry. Wellington. and Shiffnal coach, every even-
iug, a: ft: e.
The •• Union," Weymouth. Dorchester, Blandford, Salis-
bury. Andover. nail iiasingstoke new poet coach, every af-
ternooa, at four.
vac USSltioi*Tll PVISSTS TO OCILRNSST, JSIOIST,
cIIERROORG, ST. sim.oits, (sr.c. '
Pitt" Rocking:nun. ' Leeds new light cosch, sets oat
e%ery morning at eight ; and passes through Stnmford.
Newark. Rettord, Doncaster. and F'ertybrldge, to the Gol-
den Lion, ' t, next morning. sates.
Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this emu+,
it is CIO% ed to he the most agreeable- and complete public
conveyance on the north road, biting unequalled by any
other.
tilascow. T.'^-,own, Gretna Green, Amin, Dumfries.
Snnytths r. Kiln, Canmock, Kingsweli,
end all parts of Scotland. a post coach daily.
York. Scarborough. Whitt)). Shields, Sunderland, New-
t-ante and w post coach, with a gward
,itrot*.ont sets eat every meriting at nine, by way of
Nee ark, Regan!, Tadeaster. Derllngton, Nortitallerton,
Durham. Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers tinting them-
selves fat'.piei ost the journey. may rest what time they
anti tlen proceed on without any additional fare.
Bridgenortb and Walsal post coacUertery evening.
Marlborough end Swindon new four inside coned, through
Aldbourn. Reading. lambourn, Purton. Lvdington, Pewsey,
I% wen Basset, Ramsbaty. Huagerfoid and Newbury,
every morning.
Ruston, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon
Royal Mail Coath, every evening; to Spilshy, Leith,
Grimsby and Hull. every afternoon, at six.
Carlisle. Pearith, and Whltehaven new roar ioalde Post
Coach : pIY es through !trough, Appleby, Gretna-bride,
Illehreoad. Catter;•+. Boroughbride. Wetlierby, Aberford,
Doncaster. and Grantham. Passengors detained on the
r°ll4bs :ifisiness, or plensure. have the peculiar advantage
of their sces being secured in the next coach.
Laneaster. Preston. Kirbys-Lonsdale, Holton,
Clior:ev, Ormskirk, and tiarstaug post-coaches. every af-
tertian; at Five.
Liverpool, iVirriagton. Knntsford. Stone, Stafford, and
f.itehtield post-coach. called the " Deliatme," every eveniog,
to the Sarneca's I lead Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.•
Wakefield post-roach every inorninej
Chester, Newport, Whiteelturch, Taiporley, Namptwiell.
Northwieh. and Nliddiewich, post-eosok every evening.
Sunderland, Stockton. and Ynrat coach, every morning,
to the George inn, •Sunderland.
Manehester.Winelow,Congleton, Newcastle, Weisel. and
• I
Wolverhampton post-coach, every site/noon. •
Sheffield aid Rotherham post mach. called the Rocking-
ham, every morning at eight, and the Nelson at Nide,
flirmlacham post-coaeb. sets oat every afternoon at ft*,
sell more through Leamington and Dtiventry, to ;he Sara-
cen's IlemL Bull-street, Strmingliern.
lila Lincoln. Nor!li Are. tiowdati, sad Dwasisr foist.
CO3Ch. CIWTV meaning.
neaten]; Vb are, Hoddesdon and Cleat* riga *or'
morning. , .4 •reset ted
itY)
.Tottepht" W and itiostee coulees ((la etn.elabli
pan two, tire, and eight.
S. A. liftfONTAll and CO. respeetftillpeeilii*Vatitkiir
Neiman mad Wm %%WC lice they tylH test he Iteeortalc
atlee f"..hrlarce4ll..Paystegers' top pre. Wrlikolko. Mal;
C. Anne, thae,Fire 1140,nvis eklitg) loss; Stolen. of Oa'
wired; netesh ehiered loch, t e Atiaegance paid .ec-
'"dingl!, at the Saratitesiitiati LJ idos.

spectable, and . _ complaints .
indulgent attention of Parliament. Ho could oat,
however, concur with them to the extent of believing t
any material relief could be afforded to them by
.ring the Corn Laws.
The Petition was ordered to He on the table.
Atljourne.l till tu•worrow (ibis day.)
HOUSE OF OF COMMONS.—ThuastiaT.

Mr. PARE prestwad a Petition frogs Occupiers of
Land at eliipping-Nortoo, complaining of Agricultural
Distress.

A Peti:icn was presented by Mr. LYCION, from
Mr. Seymottr, against the Callincton Election; whieh
was ordered to be taken into consideration on lb* 14th
of 11.irch.

Sir W. LP.IION presented a Petition from Occu-
piers of Laud in Cornwall, complaining of the Agricul-
tural Distreis.

Sir 11. VIVIAN presented a similar Petition Om
the. Merchants. Tradesmen, and others, of Truro ; to
which he called particular attention, as it wee trots the
trailing class, in &roar of protection ter the Agricul-
tural interest.

cuaTigs presented Petitions to the same
effect, from the Occupiers of Land in the neighbour-
hood of Uplield, and from East Winstead, in Su•sctx.
Hon. Mr. B. WODE9OUNE, presented sinsilar Pe-
titions front Downhans, Lyn,i, Palha., Rstlenhall,
and some other places in the County of Norfolk.
Lord ALTHORP presented a similar Petition from
750 Oecnpiers of Land in the ('ouch• of Northampton.
Lord E. SOMERSET, one from the nei.,ishourhood
of Trwkeshrtry, uttd three from other Occupiers of
Land in Gioucettersitire. _ _ _

Dr. PrIILLIMOME rare notice for the 14th March
of a UPI to amend the Marriage Act.
'Mr. LOCKHART presented a Petition from Rich-
mondshire, in tL•r North R:iling of Yorlc, complaining
of Agricultural Digress.
Mr. ASHUKST presented 'a similar Petition from
the Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Neighbour-
hood of Henley-upon-Thames.

AVERAGES.
Mr. ROBINSON !nought in the Bill to amend the
Acts fmmr regnlatintr the Importation of Corn, which
was read *fint tine., and ordered to be read a stcond
time uu Eriday (to-morrow) week.
TRANSFER OF STOCK.
critivEN moved for an Account of all Stock
transferred at the Bank of Emil:la:1ml, for It) years
-ecemling the 31st of Decer.mber, exrept that
transferred to the Commissioners fur the Reduction
of time National Debt.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,
that as no account of this nature had ever been pre-
' sewed to the house, he wished the Honourable Gen-
tleman to postpone his motion, that he (the Chancel-
lor of the Nnehequer) might make inquiry wbetber
there would be any difficulty in making bat suck an
Acconnt.
Mr. CURWEN said, there would be no difficulty
whatever in drawing up this return. The accounts
were made up so exaetly at the Banl:, th:►t the return
could be made probably In an hour or two. It was
essential that the information si►oni'l be produced,
that the House might see whether the transfer of
stock, the only species of property the conveyance of
which was untaxed, might not be made to share the
burdens of the state. Dividend trArrants were ex-
empted from any duty, while every other 9p:•cies of
pavement squired a receipt stamp. He had, however,
no objection to postpone his motion.
Notice feted for Monday.
IRISH PROTECTING DUTIES.

Lord STANLEY .aid, that, seeing the Chancellor
of the Exchequer in his place, he shnuld present a
Petition calculated to remove a deln-ion as to the
feelings of the Manufacturing Classes on the Protect.
ing Duties, as they are called, on Goods imported into
Ireland from Great Britain. When the Bill for the
Continuance of those Duties passed, a Petition had
been prepared against the Duties, at lilandiester,
which, from the haste in which the Bill was pas•Lecl,
could not be presented to the Holm,. The Petition
which lie had now to present, in favour of an un-
shackled trade between the ;two islands, was siwned
by (he might say) all the manufacturing and trading
interests of Manchester, which he hail great pleasure
in supporting.—The Petition was read.
-After a few words from the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER,
Sir H. PARNELL adverted to the agreeable
svutptont of the liberality of the times, which was
sliesvn in this Petition, as the English Manufacturers
were now willing to see a free importation of all goods
from Ireland.
The Petition was ordered to he printed:
1,•• • s • CASH PAYMENTS.
711,101111!I.INA;011. .of tire' EXCNI3QOER rave
notiervihati um a filar* der, pre-
ores aqtoasure for en,3044g the Bank
a§psitatllt
hand,
andAut.ol( Ircland‘to pay in cash at at likelier period
' thitnir law' they ivere at present ettablfa Jo.—
' !'Heir, bilk) lieltsp*Vtte, in tenAfteliei onto

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111 R FRANCIS BV ROST?, BAST. M.P. The Marquess of LANSDOWN. presented tiro Pea- be vow
imdW effnnbeenf Other pan** IYoblenten and Gentlemen.
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The object of this Institution is to maws thp Industsions lions from Owners and Occupiers of Land in the
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stuiWorking Classes of Society to secure Weekly Allow. CeqpixafSinnerptre;rniplaining et Arekaitaral AN.
. ewes wlth) Metliesi Attendant+, sad Medidirifor-goolor-_, tress, and of the InsuffieteeCy of the measures hitheito weld_ _ ,
layci4lZ for undoing /no :ie of Farg 'adopted by Parliament for their relief. I/11i Lordship' 'Am"'
•- . ; *ld mesist twee) on their Srst setting oat in observed, that the Petitioners were imam*** and re. 60
ilsasini.--Ananitins in Old Ana. and Stuns of Meaty at spectable, and their complaints were intitled Ito the ITO