The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-01 00:00:00

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particular period in eispmet of their NU lateeeidt Willey I
did not they would tura their 'whom themselves.
Mr. J. 31•111,1 and Sir P.. licarcticus.t.,pspensed
themselves strongly in &roar of redoctiou °Rama.
,/
Mr. T. WILSON said. he thought the priceiple of Chet
motion good, bet that the motion itself was for' (real
wise c that moment.
Mr. BROUGHAM could mot help remarking ea the
extraordinary coarsen( the debate. If any person had ,
heard all the lanfaaee of raker that nit, with
the exception of the Noble Mirquess. and not 111 the
conclnsinn of each speech, be would think that e more
harmonious assets:4v
any question. With respect to the NoldirMarqwess.
let Gentlemen look to his dexterity in be ling
the house in an unwary moment into the
Lion on the occasion of the motion of the sie.
Member (Lord Althorpe). Ile now turned toned apes
those who voted for the Itesolntioe of that night., end,
told them they were bound hand and foot by that vote
never to vote (or the repeal of any Tax till there was an-
other ',typos revenue of fire millions. This was a spe-
cimen of his Lordship's Parliamentary Meths, sold he
intreated the House to force the Noble Marquess to pet
Isis good intention of reduciog Talcs, if he was so dis-
posed, into effect.
Mr. PRIM spoke at some length against the motion,
and conjured the Donee to couslder this question m in-
volving their character and consistency.
Mr. MARERLY sssnred the Honer, that the moist'
of the tax in question might be saved in the collection
of the Revenue.
Mr. CALCHAFT bride replied.
The House then divided, when the 'timbers weed :-v
In favour of the Motion, 163; Against it, 163; Ma*
rity. 4.
The gallery was not again ',med. sad upon a we.
lion of Mr. Funnies, that Mr. Davasnon o be added to
the number of the Committee so Foreign Trade, a 401
vision was callesj far, when there appearing to bit. 44

four Members iu the liaase,it was of cows;

at lalf-papt Two..

COCitT OF KING'S 116-CH,Furs. 29.

TIIIC trOTIMCART'II COMPANY e. JOHN COST.
This was an scans upon the +estate 53 Oro. 3.
194, to weever penalties from the defendant far ores.;
tiling as an Apothecary in Rnglatut, not having beam
licensed by the Apothecary's Company, la pursteaage
of that statute.
Several persons, who gave the defendant the rieeteet
credit for skill and capacity, were milled; Welt
whom proved him to have premised UM Apothecary
after the poising of the Act, sad others that be wee
net within the operation of the stating', isasameit
he was a Immtising apothecary prior to the lit
August, 1818, and consequently &bathe was not Rah%
to the penalties of the statist*.

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of oplaioa there may I* as to the 'Was of the p
we have adopted, it is sot at all probable say al
atlas will be male daring the peewit Sewwioa of 1.

gress.
►ROM TUE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. ►En. f.
It is impossible to gi►e any satisfactory opinion as
to che fate of the Bankrupt Bill.
The ice is nearly cleared out of the flashers, but
some yet remains in the Bay, but Dot enough to re-
vert na►igation.

Paris papers to the 27th tilt have arrived. News
from Constantinople to the 23d of January bad been
received at Odessa. Zecepting the arrest of four of
the new Omsk bishops, whom the Porte had lately
appointed,. there have been no fresh troeblea in that
capital. Arcording to a letter from Frankfurt, the
probability of peace being preserved between %milt'
and Turkey, which was generally believed at Vices!,
has saddealy diminished, and especially among the
Merchants aid Beakers of the Austrian espital, who
do business with the East, and ate generally con•
sidered as very well informed.—The police of Pa-
lermo, aided by the Austrian troops, is disarming the
inhabitants of the city nod the environs. Four-
teen persons, implicated in the late troubles them,
have bees condemned to death.—The trial between t►e
legatees of Bonaparte and Lalitte, the ►anker, ii
going on before the Civil Tribunal of the Seine.
Os Monday in the Chamber of the Peers, the law
on the Press was the order of the day. Three Mem-
laert spoke--the Doke de la Rochefoneault against,
OM Count De St. Romeo for, and Count Bastard en
the project. All arse speeches, and one of the Keeper
of the Seals, were ordered to be printed. In the.
Chamber of the Deputies, the debate on the regulation
of the public accounts was continued.
Pannell Ft.is, (Fan. 25 )—Five per C•nts. opened
at rose to 01f. SOe.; closed at &if. 45c.

The debates of Last night, in the House of Co..
%IMns, were in t ling in a most eminent degree.
The two subjects which Airily bccopied the attention
of tts House were. respectively. of the highest impe-
-1 lance. The affair at Knightsbridge, in which the
Veil Authorities were insulted by the soldiery.
4-as one; and it is interesting to every honest
mid generous heart is the kingdom, ai it being,
Is recollection the injuries which were heaped ups.
lour late beloved Qintex, by those who were her sae
odes. sod ought mi have hears her protestors, if not
be Meade. The other debate was on a question re-
tag the reelection oft.ex.4 710. V ; involving the ins-
-1111,16140 reduction of a tai mostodions in itschameter,
and moot bonbon's, to the people. The motion of
She