The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-17 00:00:00

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HIS MAJES ITS OFFICE-11R
BANKRUPTCY of JOHN SPF.Nt
Measuring Clerk in the above rffiee in Sri)ll
A MEETING of whose bona fide CREDITO'
place at Beres o'rbek precisely, no Terane
Februa►y. at Mr. tißliderson'd Cofer-Rout
ford-street, for the purpose of conferring
side? of the ad% isability of an application by ,
Lord Chanct•l:or, to supersede the comnii4
pOsc the bankrupt certificate by another -
other special matters.

THIRD EDITIOV.
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price la. M.
THE sruirr OF DESPOTISM, E.litod awl
Dedicate,' to Lor:1 Castlereagh. Be the A UTillik
of the POLITIC' 11. HOUSE TWAT JACK BUILT.
" Let slaves is golden fetters Ile.
There's none can sate the men that choose to die.
Yet some there are who would not tamely how.
That fain would brenk their chains If they knew how;
Ant! they trim dirge ireil Irate% wily see.
Fluty thev choose brolit:!1;e wliea they ma'. pi free."
The RICHT DI% INF 1.0 CO% FIIN waos.u.---Fllt.. 1.
Printed for William 11.41e.4.:t. Liolcstr-hill. (*lunar) Or-
ders with Remittn flees will he piineiliellv
" TIIF. RIGHT DIVINE OF KENOS TO UOVERN
WRONG." will almost immediately follow.

IJIPERI.II, P.IRLI.LvENr.

HOUSE OF LORDS. Faulty, F. lit

DISTRESSES OF THE COUNTRY.

The Earl of ROSMAN called the attention of the
Eons. to the notice which his Noble Friend (the
Marquis of Lansalown) had given to wove the day for
the revival of the Cottoseittre on foreign trade. Ills
Noble Friend who was absent Irons indisposition, de-
sired him to discharge the order which stela-lot that
day. and he wished to tix on any day next werk, that
mi,la be :mat convenient for their Lordships. As
Wednesday nest appeared to hr amt open thy, he
wonlJ, if there were no ottiertion, tic the Motion.
and move that their Lorsiships be stitinvoned for that
day.
The Earl of LIVEN:PO(Oi, lie hail no obpction
to the Motion. lle !awl hiarielf given notice of moving
this slay for the prodartioo of palter, e,,lmeetra with
the state of our agriculture, anti in:ernal trod,. ; and
as they referred to the subject of the Ilotion irotmled
to be made hy the Noble Slargoi., he should abstain
from moving for them until W4111'14144 next, so that
both Motions might come on togeth •r.

SA. MOUNTAIN sad UmaNAMACdN'S OEM)
e INN, Rnowhill, Lomb*. ?be %Rowing Post Coaches,
hail Cneehes, &c. est out hem the above inn :
Tbe " Telegraph," Ibunegate, 11111,1111 U, sad Canterbury
aew post coach, every worming, et a owner past seven.
la consequence of the deckled preference given to the
above coach, the proprietors are determined no expels'',
Shan be Virg to really hi she Ant- ossplurs Ala lltlat
rend.
Dover, Deal, Sandwich, mid Fewershem. every morning.
at a quarter past seven, and its le the evening.
Brompton, Ch*Cosea, Radiator. Slttinghooroe. and Rain-
bow, every morning, at a quarter put seven.
Palmated', Plymouth, . Wevmoeth. Dorchester,
Dartmouth. and Salisbury. every morning, at seven, through
Dealton, tsminster, Bridport, Illiandforak and Basingstoke.
The " Union," flonthampton, Lymington. Winchester.
and Basingstoke new roach, every smieging at eight ; ar.
rises at the Coach and Horses. lieetbauspton. by Ave.
The proprttqors of the above coach hope to receive a eon-
tinuance of that support width has hitherto beru experienced
since the commencement of Siga " Union." Nsi racing with
other coaches.

'flue ()ruler of the day was..put off accordingly.
The Earl of RUSSIA'S moved for the prodnctioa
of faoNe accounts tltalAii -lesri Litt before.as
inittee lad Icar.-0,31..red.
'IME r N's ANNt-rm.,
The EA. of I.IV 1:11 NAM, said, lie did not tinder•
stand that there was any thing that shoald prrvent.him
from moving the s.votitl reading of the Queen's An-
notity Hill en 314/1111.4y next. which he now Kaye notice
of Is intention to do, ater th- other hus:ness trf the
day should he disposed of ; and if there should he anv
disposition to debate the subject. there would he other
stages is which their Lordships tvoald hare an oppor-
tunity of doing
The Order [or the second reaai .• was then fixed for
Monday.
The Earl of LI 311VIIUK presented a petition from
'the Nobility, Ovary, Cl..rgy, and Freeholders of the
county of Limerick, representing the digressed state
ofa_ricttltsre in that part of I remad. and pr vioe that
in virtue of the Act of Union. the spirits dis:ilie.l Bunt
grain in Ireland might he allowe./ to he gent to the
British markets: and that the [louse would such
relief as, in its wisdom, it sleould thick ti:.—Ordered
to lie on the tabk.

11;11;;1413rigtol flying post seeded, through Chippeo
barn, Caine, and Marlborough,•orry allsreeow. at oar.

COAVUES TO WELL 4, 1111I04.11MILTML. TAUNTON.
AND ►LYMOU'TN.

The "Umpire," a new Liverpool tight emelt. eely one
night on the road, carrying four illskir, bid out daily
through Woburn, Northemptos, Welford. lAtterwortb.
Hinckley, Atherstone, Lichfield, *wee, Newcastle. Keens-
ford, Warrington, and Preston.
Shrew4bary, Wellington, and Sidinal wash. every even-
ing. at eve.
The Union," Weyonostit, Dorchester. Mandford. tiali%-
bery, Andover, and Basingstoke sew post cam* every af-
tersoon, al four.
TKS ViETIIOeTH PACKETS TO OCIRKSIT, JIMMY,

The Earl of BLESSINGTON fixed Monday, the
12th of March swat, for a Committee on the State of
Ireland ; at the same time he tiiiivr.l f,.r acciiiinti, of
the Duties npou English floods imported into Ireland.
—Agreed to.
The Duke of BEDFORD presented the petition
lately voted at the Common 11x11 of
of the Livery of on-
don, praying that the Queen might he reinstated in all
her rights. His Orace said, the petition had been in
his possession for some time. but that he was prevented
from offering it sooner to their Lordships.
Before the petition was read, the LOILD CHAN-
CELLOR asked if it was regitiarly signed ; an.l iae
was answered in the alfirtnativ,...-0.-tlered to lie on
he table.
The Duke of iIEDFORD presented another petition
from certain proprietors and orintiviers of laud in the
Isle of Ely complaining of agricultural distress, and
praying for relief.
EXPENSES FOR ST tTIONE1:1- IN IRELAND.
The Earl of DARNLEY sail, gnat iu the hest Sus-
*ion of Parliament he had called the attention I the
Huns* to the situation of a perma.,ze of uu less iuspor-
tante than the Lord Mayor of Dublin. This per.no,
it appeared hail a patent for *typiying all the liii-
vertenent Ofii:•es in Irelt:iil with St. tionery. i•
was material that lamination on this subject shoald
be laid before the House. he should ni 'ye that there
be laid before the !louse Copies of all eutuustitaicAtions
with the Irish 11os-cement for the last live years, rela-
tive to the Stationery supplied to the different Puthlic
Offices in Ireland. He siiil that sinilar papers hat
been moved for in the other House of Parliament. ..red
therefore there would be less siitazolty iq. laying then
before their lordships.
Lord SIIJMOIITH had no objection Its the motio ;
but so far as regarded the intliviibial alluded he
only asked that their Lordships would for the preset
suspend judgment.
Lord DARNLEY °lnterred, that the intlivikaa of
whose character the Noble Viscouut seemed tv k so
tender, was one of those loyal persons who ha 4 htely
been professing e‘tratortlittary tsttaeluuert to the Ad-
usitsintrati4iu ; but he (Lord U.) -shoot,' he veryglad,
if lierrafter it would turn out that :his iuJiti.hiastold

CHERBOURG, IT. MALOKII,
The "Rockingham," Leeds new II& conch. sets nal
ere" morning at eight ; and passes through Stavallberl.
Revert. Reiford, Doncaster. and Ferrybridge, to tier U.ll-
- Linn. Leeds. next looming, atten.
Testerithstamiing the uncommon expedition of Ws mech.
it is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete patine
even/ape* on the north road. being enuqualled by ■ay
ether.

Mallow. Longtown, Gretna Green. Anon, Oninfriea.
Srownhill, Thornhill,Sangithar, Kiln. Canutonk. Kingswell.
and all parts of Scotland. a post coach daily.
York, Reurborougb, Whitby, Shields. Sunderland. New-
milk and Edinburgh, new pest coach. with a !nerd
Ilirsighout ; sets out avers morning at nine. by way of
!dewed, Raiford, Tadeaster. Darlington. Northani"l",
Derimen, Morpeth, and Remit*. Passengers lading them-
Moss Wigged on the journey. may rest what time they
Onallkand then proceed on without any additional fare.,
treerte:aand Weigel post coach every reaming.
A and Swindon new four inside coach. through
A
Reading, Lambotern, Purton. Ly dington. Pewsey,
wefts aset, Riunsbery, Hungerford and Newbury,
*gni aierainF.
liaise. Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton and If untingrkon
it Wail Coach. every evening ; to Spllshy, Leith,
and Hull. even. afternoon, at sit.
Reelida, Peurith. and %Vhitehaven stew (oar inside Post
Candi: sae! through Brough. Appleby, Wetna-brirle.
Reread Catterick, Borouglibride. Wetherhy. Aberrant'.
Dieleaster. sad Grantham. Passengers detained nit the
Mad by tautness. or pleaaare. have the pecittlar advantage
sititair mats being secured IN the mast eoach.
lisiseul, Lencastsr, Preston. Kirby-Lousdale. Holton.
Quigley, Ormakirk, and Germans post-coaches, eery at-
tenuant Five.
Littrl. Warrington. Knatsford, Slane, Ste and
pest-coach, am&
called the " Defiance." every evening,
*Ss lhaseta's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.
Weldz szt
t.searls every morning.
Chasm% r Whiteehterch. iNtrporley. Nainptwiet.
iillelbvAllt, and kl;liewieh. paat-eoa At every evening.
aimiselevid. Stosition, and Varna comb, every morning,
to tits Ina, Sunderland.
_hlanchester. Winslow, Coegieton, Nnweostle. Witbuil, and
Wohrerbamptoe prat-coach, every IlfiPtellea.
. fibilbeld aid Rotherham post roach. galled the Ranking-
ma.
fiever, morning at eight, and the Nelmn at Nifty.
11. . MgiUNTAIN It nd CO..- respectfully seqsaiut their
'Au* anil the Pah*, that they will not Re seoonnt-
!kis Ow ae Parer* Passengers' Luggage. Writielfg• Plate'
ft. emote than Five Pool& Talmo. if lost, slam nr ita-
-111,11"41•,. "It's vowed 64 Ruch. atoll the lasersoce paid no-
" Sq. at the Saracen's Head la s, Silownbilt, 14,411 V".

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Ifetiewyeeecepied
fop% begetting for a Committee ,
Artiossit sof a petition eomplaining of an un.lue eke-
tiimi for the Illereogh of Truro.
Mr. rpm the Clerk, appeared at the Bar of the
Hooch with a reduced list of the sautes of the tom•
mi MSC
Wt. HOLMR SUMNRR moved the serend reading
of the Nonittrims Select Vestry Bill.
Mr. MINISOff said, he enaceive.l he wonl,l n.it

hate dune right. if he allowed the Arronil reading. of
that Bill without opposing it. The 014 c-films he 11.1.1
to woke thaw wore not so mach to the principle of the.
BM, bat to the Donner in whi, h the Hill had !wen in-

tossintod halo the House. The whole proreedioz
hot got up in secret, and fly a few individuals ;
is fact, tie majority of the parishioners were hostile to
it. ad would, If they had got sufficient and reviler
notice. give it every opposition in their power Ile
should therefore move, by way of anielihnent, thAt ti.e
II be read a second time that day fortnight.
Sir R. WILSON seconded the ntotio”. Ile I:erten-I
the Bill (against which he had a petition to pre se it).
was not approved of by the parish. The stAntling
order,-with respect to giving due notice to the parties
concerned, bad not been complied with.
Mr. H. SITIAMBR said, the gallant general was to
tally misinformed as to the facts. The notice, he can-
tended, the parishioners bad received. was virtnalk, a
full sod sufficient notice. Notice had been affixed on
the church doors, on two Sundays in Sept: ether, and cite
one Sunday in October ; which, in point of f&ct, was
as complete a police as if it had been given on three
Saudays is September, though, with reference to the
orders of the House, it was informal.
Sir R. WILSON pnt it to the justice of the Howe,
whether a bill, to which an opposition was intruded,
*lmola be suffered to pass through a stage, it being ad-
mitted that the orders of the House lead not been re-
gularly complied with.
Air. H. SUMNER explahmat
Mrsallibliifitalll ouldt -it wee nwsweseily. Assisleeensesl,
that the bill would art be pressed forwArd this ses-
sion.

OR DN 4Ne E EMI M ATlti.

Mr. C. CALVERT said, the reqncst of his hon.
friend (Mr. Denison) was so moderate, that he was
surprised to find it opposed by the hun. member oppo-
site. 'I he few parishioners who were favourable to it,
wished the parish to be governed by a vestry of their
own nomination, because of tumultuous meetings.
'fie parish was now governed by two churchwardens,
and four overseers of the poor, who hail efreete,l a
saving of $,OOO/. in the parish expenditore. This
showed that a select vestry was not railed for. although
certain individnals wattle: to force it down the
throats of the great body of the parishioners.
Mr. W. WYNN was-of opinion that the delay called
for ought to be granted, as there had been an irregn-
larily in giving notice.
The SPEAKER stated, that in the case of uncon-
tested bills, a trilling deviation was not co oiillereil
sufficient to stop the progress of the weasitre ; but,
in contested cases, it was a fair point of objection that
the standing orders bad not been strictly complied
with. As, however, sutlicir:a notice appeared to user
been given. although, in one instance, not at the right
time, he did not think it necessary that the parties
should be called on to affix fresh notices on the doors
of the sessions-house. rnder these circumstances, he
thmight it would he better if the hon. member (Mr.
Sumner) withdrew his motion, since, admitting the
amendment to be carried, he would he still iii a 'better
situation than that in which he would have been
placed if the opposite parties insisted on the whole of
the standing orders being conspiietl with.
After a few words from Mr. Sustv KR and Mr. DIVIT.
sex, the former withdrew his motion, and gave no-
tice that he would wove the 2nd reading of the bill
on this day fortnight.
TRURO ELECTION PETITION.
DYSON brought up the reduced list of the
names to try the merits of the Truro election peti
tion. _ _

RottERE WARD presented the Ordeal/ere
Estituatos tit. the year its2l. They isclesied, he ewes
the half-pc and coarpensation seems
Mr. tilt EELL wished to knew *hat wee the
Anemia of the itiri stores disposed of by private con-
tract in the ordnance daparttsent.
31r. ROBERT WARD replied. that the elude was
hron,ht into the general account at Chelsea. • He
enolii ascertain by a reference to that amment, the r -
spretire limns of the private sale as diedagnisloe4l
from the public auctions. He was about se more tibia
the cstitnates lie ureseated be printed. when
Abt H I 'ME said, be had a motion for this nigar,
and h% Wag anxious that the lionoetable Meath: t
should postpone his motion for printing these paper*,
until the former was disposed of; for if that were ear-
it would be essential that the printing *WAN ire
done in a ditrerent wanner. _

Mr. ItOltHitT WARD said, he bad to oldostisso to
postpone his motion for printing the papers at pones*.
He should take this opportunity of, ries asttict!,
that Int MrIIITIttAi W T P t /rdtt a ncii ireaffinike Ibilloi
Cosiuniiiie of Supply on Monday fortnight.

VORRION TIMBER TRADE.
Mr. ELLICE said he was ansious to put a question
to the Right Hon. Vice-President of the Hoard of
Trade (Hr. Wall ;^e) upon something which fell from
him the other night respectiug the pro'pective regu-
lations for the foreign timber trade. The • Right
Hon. Gent. was, on that occasion, nottlersto•nl to have
said, that his :Majesty's Hovernment might introduce
some measure for the future regulation of the tra►ie,
pending the deliberations of the 11111 l ittee upon the
utaiu question itself. The object of his (Mr. Ellice's)
present inquiry was to know from the Right Honour-
able °rodent/In whether it was the intention of his
:Majesty's government to propose to alter the existing
system previous to the report of the Committee. He
also wished to ask the Right Honourable lientleman
whether, as chairman of that Committee, he did not
think that they might sot introduce a temporary
report applicable for the moment to the particular
case. - - -

Mr. WALLACE replied. that what he had said
was this, that the whole sulkiest would he antler the
cbusideratioa of a Cousetiitter, and that it would he
extremely desirable, if possible, that they shosid
make a speedy report. Put, as it might so happen
that the committee coald make nu recommendation ill

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TURVAYI IgRItt.IARY It, 1821.
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PDEN fra in file kW' 1, Bed glt eitro hEr tried mike Seld .'
- Paint SkTEN Peict.
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a rge SECOVID Agar of all &aspirin's ; that his patent was no: a job;' satEcient time to enable the ships which would sail ' 1
lets. and sad that the public were not losers by him. e.irly in the year to knits the intentionk of Portia-
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cooper.Ctelr: The motion was agreed to. men;, lie th.iiielit that it might be detitahle,
_for tie
lthln. Souse of LONGITUDE. sake of tli,,se ships, to extend the 'liaise leas fear st
fir isrtre dining- ba the third reading of the Longii tole 1111. •
i Enemies lent lla given period. •
The Earl of DARNLEY complained of the very 6,,,,,,i GAscoyNg digressed. a "again, wig%
plied with Plata rig reward which had been given to those Cm• that the committee would not lose site nsaataat's delay IN
notice. - t
' ployed in exploring the North West P.t•sage. To in enininc " something Imes „some enaotahsa.
K WORKS.... use a vulgar phrase—it was penny wise and pound . Mr. WALLACE concurred id the *Odic% that I
iCE. many yew% foolish. not a moment slieohl b • lost.
'"firmd Yard.— Lord tiatxtLLE replied, that the stint granted SCOTCH SLIMES. • 1 f
!TORS will take yap exactly that which the Act of Parlignient had an- Lord A. HAMILTON said, that as he tinderstood
OAT, the Roth of
„„,. No. s. Ox- eboeised„ and that it was distributed in the sant• pro- no opposition was intended to the uppish:seat of the
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together to ems- portions as were specified by the Att. Committee of which he bad girt* .amider, to MeV
sy Pvtition to the - The Bill dies passed.—Adjoarned to Montag. eider the state of the Scotch Hargis% he should
smission. and to
petition; and on --uswii- • move for the appointment of that Committee% whim%
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/MIS OF COM MONS.—Fa iD iv. a sintrie (Al.:Tv:010n at the resent tint*. •
_sw I
1. Ilse motion al the Noble Lord,,.thil Coirnalitina '
.
• Ankle Illegnow‘eoropiall natltho)fpast four o'clock, (1;
leM"g'is i eidl.-- d% folk IN ballasting for a Committee to ex-Alin/Idt was Iturnrdlatel.r_sPlviatelk aid. tits 0.9110.1 Weds"
. presented to. the Tlausetoehe pears
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m. Edited wed the knit of • petition eomplainiag of an undue eke
1%20, relative to the state if the Scoterilatem,irosea- _ ...2
Boa for the Illoroogh of Truro.
v the A UTII9R marred to be referred to the said Codliiiitnes% tO maim - •
K BUILT. Mr. Ilyara. the Clerk, appeared at the Bar of the
their report thereon . ' r
Hooch with a reduced list of the musses of the tom- N Ai? arruwATES.
,se to Me. minor. Sir flEtllttiß WA RRENDEB reaellted the esti,
.ty bow.
et knew how; Mr. HOLM' SUMNER moved the- second read:n; mates for the charges of building and mitetiar Is the
w Nev. of the Newingams Select Vestry Bill. Dock-yards, and also for wear and tear. Iftleal; , -
a go free.- Mr. DENISON said, he conceived lie wonl,l not
papers could he printed and distributed is talictert
t 1
eraosa;.- Rh. I have done right. if he allowed the Arronil reading. of ,
hill. Clonal.) Or- 1 time, tie _air notice that it was his illestielOO 011 Mon-
that Bill without opposing it. The olkiections
hilt, I"' I"" ilriv the •'fitli inst. to move the sum fit the tote of
M TO GOVERN to make them Were not so mach to the principle of the.
semnen is the committee
of supply.
,w. Bill, bat to the manner in whit It the Bill hail !wen in- I
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trodoead WO the Noose. The whole proceriliox lAA
On the motion of the Honourable Batottel. a new
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bees re op la secret, and by a few intik itl 11.1 Is i attil„
writ was ordered for the borongh tif. Wigeev. is the
• is fasted", majority of the parishioners were hostile to
FE3. IS. ;own 0; the Min, James Stewart, who bad, shwa his
it, ad would, If they had got sufficient and regular
eleciiim, accepted the (Ace of Stertard is the Chileans
!NTRir. notice. give it every opposition in their power lie
hundred%
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