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Duty opoti eat 411111140•1:- . % :-6, i t ,t..l t • - --- 7 - • . .. _ • . • .... • . • V i lt hr kim. • .-. 4, ' -- . ..4. 1 r.... 0. ... iti z . - 7 .. . c ........ a ' .i ' - . 4 41. 1i tt 9 4- f : . lir Pm 0 3 11 41 . . . .... , . . IP • . .E SEV EN - FEN c E - - ' Ni T Fife against the TrapeltaHon of Forrita 'fano*. • 1 n. hfetnheialsoitresented 4 Petition fium the Or- re in the County of Fife In &veer of the Linen Petitions were tatiered to lie upon the table. 1 presented a Petition from the kikers of Osy- J I' or the Towii of 'Arbroath for the repeal of the ilphtu.-L4h - cferid td Wipes the table. . . . . ... _ SUE TRADE. LIXT.ON. ii64iittid 'a Petition from the [i of gpit4l4e.idi; 'against the intend-d reL Lay( 6- r the Regulatindrif the Sil It Trade. n y was.rno s t numerously signed. It had elignatures for three dayi, and had been 11,000 - trerson... The-Petititmers.stated, - ior-rates were in that ittipetoni distticti ;•three shillings per -amain in the potild. nits prayed l'e heard brCmunserilthii T 116.1.1.0 agariiinheproied bill. * • . VIE 411,1 - ifeeitimils in farinli ofittiestitli ;• - LIXTO: supported the Prayer ot the Peti. • etitioners only prayed for time to he heard sortunity to enniince the Wis. cierittenten . . sinciples were cot absolutely erroneous. IS said., that the_ pa,.rties. marsitys4terested , . thosaght thgit di4-301144, Olam tk certain And they, thereto'', were entitled at least t ake into considergtm the prppoSitioo.mab- their adoption. . . . . . , . • '; . : LEHMAND was disposed to believe,. that ious conseauences would arise frem a con. 4 -THURSDAY, MAY 22: 1823. • DR. AGER, Fellow of the Royal College of Phi siciAns, &c. will begin his NEXT COURSE of LEC. 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Mr.HALDIMAND was disposed to believe, that very pernicious consequences would arise from a con tinuation .of the Bill. . Wherever that Bill had ope• rated, it had operated most injuriously; preventing competition, and giving an unjust preterenee to the Spitaltields manufacturers. Mr. RICA RDO said, he had heard from, the Ho nourable Member for Weymouth, that he, had at tempted to pass off some heavy mirth at the espense of political economy, and he seemed to think that he had succeeded completely in bis argument, since he • had said, with much apparent:satisfaction, that the Petitioners knew nothiug of the science ; of, political ; economy. He confessed hesaw.no reasoo for. delay,' and he should like to Irearjuses Did the lion. Men s• ber fur Weymouth suppose,.t)laf the prOlorigotioo - o( ' PIAILIAMENTARV PiiOCEEDINGS. this measure to next lession t svotdd contert one ',I .,- . - --...-- ___:s;'=-+ - veringopinion? .• He hoped that his Right Honour. . HOUSE 'OF COMMONS,' MAY 21. - • able Friend would proceed rapidly . with - his Bill, and . not allow his gpod-nature to be trepannOjnici delay. At the trsual boor the Slums took the Chair. • ... Mr, LINDSAY presented a Petition front the Linen, Want- by the shallow pretences 4t,.,. up by....thitlita • noo . Fahle factureri of Scotland, against the propomd alterations in the laws ; for th eregulation of the Linen Trade. Orderedth lie on the table. Member for Weymouth. i . -.. . ~ . •., Sir W. LEMON presented a Petition frdm the Inhabitants df Mr. W. SMYTH explaiaed. There. store prejo a ierrain Pedal In .the County of Cornwall, praying fot a:Ro... dices against the Bill, which he believed would sulta." peal of the Duties on Coals carried coastoriseee-Urderndtocide * side in time. . Mr. S. WORTLEY watirziluct4,t.c) atm ;lie delay on the table. •' ; ::" i ~, .4, 4 , Mr. hIANSFIELD presented a Petition' fioril iroitl.. staplers and Woollen Blanufactuxers of the tnwri'ot eke* ' solicited- by the Petitioner's; and though he was per praying fUra FePeal'uf the Duties' oo Firdin Wobt fectly convinced, of the mischiefs of the provisions of to lie on the table. - - • ' ' the • ' ' - "thit Bill, yet he thought that ail incur' iry, which in, ant b s i o r i " the Y ttann CS:r aziran resea ty Of ed gem ' 11, 44°11 , pray s lng rnm lneJ h tlA all probibility would terminate ill 'We couviction. of Lion of SlaVery. •.; • • • • .. '' • .... those who opposed the measure, should be granted. Colonel STRUTT presented a ointilar Peoltiohatith thOlth Mr. PHILLIPS thought, that the unnecessary , Nibbler:l of the Borough- of Malmo; both of. widdringre stri• delay. of even a single day was much to be deirrecited. dared tone or the tattle. ' . • -e • • . ..11.-c Mr. cuawEN, presented a Petition from t.i. Mr • fIUSKISSON said, that there..wit's 'cite ettra . .... •te and Occupiers of Land in the County,of ifereliard, prath.i . r the ordinary circumstance attending this Bill-e-theie. we; Moose May take Measures for - Mewing. 'tolbein' star , - reline- not a single individual in that House. disposed to ad. • • :-. '1 •,•• - vocate the existence Of the present Bill; old yet , Sikh Iterating mice for Tailor& : . The same Monaural* Member preseote4 a simdae,Ret i ltioa '• • such a -universal feeling oil • the s'ubjec't, they were. from tho Butchers of London and Its vicinity; both,orwitteli were ordered to he on the table. .., ' • .''' ' ''-' .t' called upon to delay.the remedir—(Haar(,,;-lititsvas ' • Lord LOWTHER presented a Petition tram tbr-lfditimmb •not a new investigation, and he was sati,fied that no and Woonea manafaeturen of the town of Kendal foe's upon, possible convenience could arise from delay, ,and the of the Dodos on Foreign WooL-Ordered to be printed.,_ very concession 91,kwp . 91.1 . prove a.w.Cektte r ia:aild an littr. DitVMMOND presented a Petition from the ortale men, Gentry, and other inhabitants of the Courny'of Petth; irresolute ilisposition.orkshe par,t of tlrriitrartr t ought against any alteration In the Linen Laws:- Ordered tote pristteds for* ard the •F resent "mea s ure, which_ivOuldliald out.. Mr. STARS presented a Petition from the .hlerebants, Ski?. a hope to the resolute mandfaicttjreri Of Siitilfields; owners, and other Inhabitants pf Kingston-upon-Hullogaiost that they might oltinialeli su i t yr .. 'resenrln toe equalisation of the Daties.opon East and West India Sugars.. , , .. • • 4 il i a ... Ordered to be laid °tithe table. ' • ' present Bill, with all, i its „matchless aosurdity.... Be - Mr. VOLEY • preeented a Petition from the Inhabitance of should feel it.oecessaritto peoceed_Withthis Bill, trot Bernard anodes, forthe repeal of the Insolvent Debtors' Art.-,• w i t h an y u ptl q a p rec ipk in cji but still wi th .aiiittic: thdorod toile upon the *bk. • . , .- -... u 'i delay as•the ,u su al forof eflile:Hcia . te jequirel. '.• , .: Ilk. HOW:10 USExeritied a Petition frqm the Inhatatan" , Of the City of, Westminster, praying for an alt‘ratioh'to the pre- - Mr. CA5•444. 1 ir r wet { Aillitl§t. OtoCie4hlit 4 "ith . 0 16 ' ... Nat Iris:Arent "tletitort''Acts.' Petitioners , orshlie•Otiiir• Yeti- Bill, omit. the Petitioners had as oppottuart y. of beid.it dossers iirt Vitirlihtdr itubieet, had taken the. liberty to point out heard ot the Bar of the House. They had an ungoestiotiV what they deemed otmedies for thkevils coptaiqed in the presort , abl e rioto ..t.ate dieir opinrs, - intl . it those :weir Insolvent Laws, and which remeflies they had embodied in their erroneotaPP.ini. oPsr . :). l !ey watt d i10w49,01# ybfgtist L f Petition. To cue only of those should he direct the 'attention ro; • i •e4i' of the 'House ; namely; that'the Insolvent Debtors' Laws should mist:lea! 411 that HOll4, praltlad'a I l lity,.pi : e,, 4 a be as nearly as possible assimilated to the Bankrupt Lows. The freely to state their semiratenti. • Ile.did siot Collative House would be surprised to leans, that from the let December. tbat.a CCtintnittee wns necessary. ..• ' '. ' ''• to.the tat of. Marchorpwards of three thousand persons had ap , Mr. S..R4cE said, that the silk nia t iiurf . iet , uters - of plied to obtaiu,the besefit of the Insolvent Debtors` Acts. He defended the tfatiers of Westminster against the charge of soli- Ireland were extremely anxious to 'reheve'dliitir citing town= end forting credit; on the contrary, all the erns- those protecting provisions of. which illey hitliaiit3 4 somuch,—The petition was ordere.ii tti.lie‘bli it,* dorm of Pedsioneno were lomilicient to prevent. the Tartest' fratuls..d.sily attempted to be cominiued upon them. Whilst table;. and on moving r ilxikit sliiitild be priititVtl it - ~. - ~.. .. ~ upon hislegs he should take the liberty to allude to an Act about to be bretight in 14111 .- Noble'Frieud the Member . for North- Mr. BUX VON suppor t ed ' ihe necessity 41 . 11 . *fi surptonshire to typist, the recovery of small debts. He tub- The standing otders requistd that the Bill sliiiiiirdlne dorstood that. Billoontebted a CiAlne Which went to p re ve nt a ' e referred to a_Coniniittee. recovery of onptlebt which had lain over for two years. Now Mr. HUSKISSON again kemarked tha/ 4- nt'rkiFintli' he had it in cbeamand. from his Constituents to offer every op position to any inch clause.=--Petititio ordered to be printed. tage could arise' from delay, aka' li.V, ir o ticAn't Itl! Mr. LAP.IBTON presented a Petit on from the Inhabitants that the orders of the House applied te4tiCb fitcs' 4 of a attain Parish in the County of Durham, praying the Abo- • --. . • -..' he now proposed to repeal. • • tattoo of Slavery. ' • Mr. STUART . W . O . B . TL . Ey . riLdii ,4 s!l , f/12t .. 'th , e 10 . DV ' The LORD MAYOR presented 'a petition from the Silk Weaveis of Sudbury against any alteration In the Laws for the cone stanching order CleArly .ppue to tlite . ease bet regulation of the &Er Ttade. • • fore the House. At all eecatiS. ha:4ltrhitithat the After a few words from Mr-Quotas Catvray, Mr. Breakout second reading should be deferral mastikthis subject and hir. Was. Ursa * the Petition was ordered to he printed. was ascertained. - - '''- ; .".--- '''''-- .-. • Mr. SMITH presented a Petition from' the Churchwardens, , Overseers, and Directhrs, 'of the - Poor of the Parivh•of St. Mat- rhe CliA N C rao. A 0 61 4. .F.N . .e ntrEit . _, . . said, thew, Bethnal-Green; preying ter be beard by Cornsel *gab= the order in question was •n t ioteis . sfed tO refer to the Silk fdattofacutraloßil-BruuSkt:oPy rend, and ordered to such 'measures as that before. tars ligiuse. .. lie on the table. ~„ ~,,,., • , . Lord "ILION thought that if the'Staindlog Order . _ , Mr, WHITBREAD presentda t sbeilar Petition From the n . . . . Trustees aid Directors of Mile-eott New Town.-ataigNeiti., .was intended tn. PreVent restriction's' on trade, It was "read, and ordeted to lie on tire table. • • ,*. • '..- 1 , .also applicubte .to measures. intended, to repeal re- Mr. - strictions. tie .was- of opinion that the hest way rants of Whitby, in the County of York, pray* for the Abo lition of Slavery.-Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. ELLICE recollected the Oirgin of this Stand would ire to postpone the measure tor the pr e sent. Captain O'GRADY presented a Petition from the Mayor . and Corporation of the City o f Limerick against the BM-row la iog.Order-. A Bill for the better regoLcion of some progress through the House for regulating the present t .autrie of trade haJ {passed that, House, and a resolution had Imposing Local Taxation. Also a similar Petition from the b een . co me to in the House of Lords that no such Bill Freemen and Landholders, of the My and Pionsfof Limerlck. - a secrindiinte tvithout being re- Alio a similar Pedtioit from the Freemen and Preehhiderl pf s h ou ld _ be read there Limerick ; which *ere sevetally•ordered to He thetabio. 'erred to a CoitidiAse . ...... Ile: dionglit that had been Sir T. ACK LA biD•pcesented a Petitioe blosadentainOwesers -sv,ooes• ' a stoang3Cierrnieition, because there. were and OetupkTS of Lind in.the County of,Dteoso . stpoplairijes,of wow/ Oiva . tqpiticli the piinciple.cif the Order was Agricultural Distress. The. same • Honourah Member ' pre- l ' of 4.1 - ,. . bit,' 'lne . ,iiisocurred with the - Noble Loid sented a Petiiiori front tleOviners and Occh •of Land of a !"'" "wr''''''-•-••• • Iv' .. - ' . ‘ ...:.....,. ~ . .1, l ers certain District lathe sattie : Courffy,"sesinst •Darp Ger Alis,itscf%l., I.AI-.:1 1 P°49,91e 11 2,r. 1 - . Ordered to P.e _upon*, table... 'di If:11 )4 ;.:!, , .;>, vn . ~ .„6,411.4 woe t . e.oos, trds ittri It'fritd# l ll;4lfe Fre =l; .mr.. H. DAVIS presentell ♦ .S.RildSloll47.l l ic iop..was W . 01414.4.1), tedß,ahalatil s _anibetabfe. _gisoufactorers, and others Inhabitants Athe ay of . m i .. Bu rr o • pyi s Otitej a' p• otith at init t io n . all the' .a repcia of the Duty on Coiris.'Ocdered hi e Spiel the tab le. Carian WEMYSS In esenta a Pickled be,* the Fardised of i , TriI.ASS F9ifiji!g l i, i1ic.19ei4 1 . 2 , 1 tq1 1 4 - 11 1 11,kftskiiigkids; • '". ;.; •;:•'-' . : 7 ';' 1. ) - "' ;F•ic:' ; ': ', *, •::.::, •:74 . .. 14...!..,:nt r :, ....... ... 1 ,....:. .;: . ,:. s is a ier , iseq) ;,,,l ll :,..... "•• ~ I .. . • .i.... :.. . ..: • j •.... , :sl - .4..e.. , - , 3 -.,. , •• • . !!--, ),.., , su. 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