The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-01 00:00:00

VAUXHALL GARDENS.
The new Proprietor. h►= to nominee that Cant
Gardens, will open on Monday next, the 3d of .1
tinder the PSpeCiAl PATP.ONAGE OF THE KING.

lIAI
ARR. ave.
o Milano - 0
ti Waterford . I
O G. & Jersey - I
it Lisbon - I
U Gottenhurg - 0

ILK.
1 •RR.

o Haihod • -
o Hombre• - -
o Frame . .
U Fleuders - -

PRICE OF STOCKS, AT ONE irei.oll%. THIS
Raft rorek.... ..;.:;!Cif India Stock.
SFr Ct. fted 7g11,1 Ditto IRnmdo 43i. 4%.
ape Ct. Cowl 7flf 04 Routh Her .:10A
Al per Cent« 1:91 Sqptb Sea OW Aim ....
I per Ceuta...
011111 ii Exi;Rwillltr
Veto JA
par i..,tis. If
Fours.
3 pert:eel ---31ek Is. diq. th.
1. migAno 19 15-14 , --Somali Ys. is. 1.4.
Imp. I pr Ct.
IrioN . ear Cant..

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LONDON:

SATUIDAT IVINIIIa. JUSII 1, 1942.

S7T)CK F:NCN.4NOE, TO-Rl.ltl.'

The Market looks rather heavy this ninth
owing to the different opinions in regard to the aff,
of Turkey. By many. it is imagined, the New /
sta Loan will furnish the means to AlecAnder to
menet hostilities.—Consols are, up to this hour
for Money, and SO for the Aecnont.

FOREIGN FUND 4.

A great demand still prevails fur the New Chi
Bonds, and a great desl of business has been d,
this Stock this morning.
he New Russian Loan appears heavy, and
little has been done in that Stock up to this
.Ir. Rothschild has given notice this morning, 11
will advance woney to the holders of his calif
on the New Russian Stock, at fire per cent.

says, that a lame amount u( the ab ,ve Stock has
purchased at Paris, and a quantity of it is al•.,
to Holland. This may account for very little
cooling into the Market.

New Chili
Prussian
New Russia Bonds
Danish - -
Spanish, Old - -
New - - -
Neapolitan - -
Columbia - -
New - -

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PROCEEDINtiS IN PARLIAMENT.
In the House of Lords, a whole crowd of peril
against the catholic Perry' Bill. The petit'
from Exeter baring called it Canning's Biil,
llott,anv observed on the impropriety of their
duct in this particular. We ourselves can I
impropriety at ■ll in it. It is giving the ti
name, 47w,baing's catholic till. Cireutolocuth.
bad things, except fur the purpose of evading
provisions of Six Acts and the like.—Nothing
terial took place in this Wes* ; and the far gr
part of what passed ii eother place, though the
were numerous, and some of them of au extreme)
hamourons character, we must he silent upon
Monday; and here we have to acknowledge the
dom of divine providence in giving us one dr
of seven of exemption from the reading of wl
called Parliamentary debates. There was one
however, which teat on foot last night, which we
not pass over, even for a flay ; we allude t
['oar Law Bill of that celebrated personage, L:
SCA SLIT r.

Oar readers will recollec, that the Lawyer l•roi
is a fill last winter, we mesa last rear, of most•
leg and tremendous teo.len It was to awe)
disposition to marry in the labourers ; nod to
all relief, if the party were abie to work, whet!
party could find work or not 'flee egrets srhiel
a Bill wool.: have produced, we have now berm
we have, at this very moment before our eyes,
situation of the Irish : with this exception, pt
that it is greatly to be donhted *nether Itagll
bootees would have died of starvation by thoutm
the streets and highways ; a hailer they would
;tad the commendable patience to wait for tel
come to the survivors (ma the generosity attune
.hove at splendid balls in dresses covered with
gnomic The people of &Wand are rather mor
philosophizing people; and we thick it about
ooe that, upon such an occasion, they would hi
.tered into all inquiry of the probanie prop.trtl
those diamonds, willeit ha:). been purchased wit
money, which had bee., on!sed is taxes ; which
utast, according to the ve,:isioo of the erica:tot
porters thenatelves necessarily tend to denti re the
of thrir comforts. When tire tilt:list. peop;e!ril
:he magnificent dress io which tor. Cat
peered at that bail, they woniel hare :..cen ce:y
make commentaries up +n tl, at difll3. ii•od tt
traced it backwards 'tilt they ea tie to its or4inal
Happily. however, all its,, disagreeabie phi iosopl
was prevented by arejecti.ti of 31r. 5C1011.6 res
ing Dill. This year, theref,..o, the Lawyer hi
out the two great provisions of his Bill; that cm
to marriage and that relating to a refetal of
and has confioed himself to t:.at prosision whiel
tewipla•ed the prereeliv of rimed
paupers from parish to parish. tie first thing
obseived is, that this part of the bill could,
r""ibility, be fitting, mil! ss ac,:ompanted
lanai of relief to persons able to wor!. ; for is
clear as daylight, that, in the prriv!it state of 1
numerous parishes 'MO.& be tutahv ruined by
of men and women, mareldrz from plate to rts,
going to demand relief iu whatever spot they
bo directed to by caprice or by chance. A tb.
objections, is the prese%l stoic
wade against this Lill.—Mr. SCAKIS FT went ba.
the forty-third year of the reign of Queen Biizal
.hove that at that tithe there was no power of yew.,
But Mr. SCARLETT SePltli•WhONV to lisveover•lool
vast difference that tumor exist in this respect al
•;overaitteut taxes amount to millions al,
Os" of shout oat million a-y,:ir that they am,
to in the reign of t,a..t.c.N totem. At Vat
the other day, where Mr. Coons fa had jos: her,
leavouriag to explabi to tl.e gentlemen of his
'own and neighbourhood, the im.atiet in wait