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London, England, 1807-02-25 00:00:00

113LSE ur LIMMIONS.

A ttzssage born the Lords announced their
As.tut to the Newfoundland Fish
1--unry B:11, an-I severiA Private Bills.
Mt. Sl.eriff Miles presented a l'etitirm from the
Lard Alayor and Common Conucil of the City of
1.-neon, agairst the Oa:: BAC: Bill. This. with
vvrtal other P.titions upon the same subjest. was
ordered to be refttred t the Committee to whom
said Bill is referred.

Mr. Sheriff Milts also presented a Petition horn
the Lord Mayor, &c. relative to the egalalishment
a Coal Market in the City of London.--Orderesi
t• he reterred to a Comenntee.

I mrd Howick rest otco,:,ursuant to ordetr,Copife
of the Correspondence betwixt C;overr.ment and the
Cover nrt s of Trinalci, re-pee:tins the Slave
—Official to lie on the Table.

On the Motion et: the rre !Yob's Lord, k was
ordered that the House th. e..l;ed over on Thursday
nett.

' Sir JAMES PUI.rr:N EY bcgged leave to with.
draw the notice he kid given, yesterday, foe his
Motion relAtive to rin.m..e. on accouht of the watt
If certain itocuments.—He postponed it to Friday
"tr.

Mr. flebarts resented a Petition from the As-
sembly of Dorrimca, craving the nuistance of Par.
liansent to those who suffered in the late awful bre
at Roseau in that island.—Laid on the Table.

that he understood Counsel were attending on
behalf of the South Sea Cortipany ; but unless !mine
case could be made our, or eornrjost cause assign .cl
by any Hon. Member for drew being beard at the
Bar, he should appose their being admittsd.
On hearing this, Mt. CRIPPS got up and stated
various objeCtions against the Bill. and argued in
favour of the Counsel Wog called in.
A long and desultory conversation then took
place betwixt Mr. Jacobs, Mr. Bankes, Sir '!born as
Turton, Mr. Corry, Mr. Courtenay. Mr. Mellish.
and Mr. C. W. W. Wynne. the result of which a as,
that Counsel should not be called in.

On the House resuming. :he report was Ordered
to he received on Tbursd.iy next.
Sir John Newport brought ap the Report
of the Dublin Paving Committee. on the Dublin
Paving Bill. The Bill was ordered to be committed
on Thursday next.
The Irish Sugar Drawback Bill was reported, the
Amendments agreed to, and the Biil ordered to be
read a third time on Thursday next.
Sir John Newport brought up a Bill for repealing
certain Duties in Ireland, and substituting others in
i lace thereof. Read a first, and ordered to be read
a second time on Thursday next.
Mr. Shaw presented a Petition from the Grand
duty of the City and County cf Dublin, pra)ir,g tar
lease to raise money by assessments for the repairs
of the streets of Dublin. _

Mr. H,,bl.uuse brought up a Bill to enable ills
,lajesty to grant Pelham House, in Greenwich
Pza k, to the Commissioners for the Government of
the Royal Naval Asylum; read a first time, and
ordered to be read a second time on Thursday.
Mr. Tyrwhitt, from the Mayo Committee, ob-
tained the leave of the House for the Committee
to adjourn from tti .t evening to Thursday.
The Thames Police Bili was read a third time
and passed.
The other Orders of the Day were then post.
poned, and the House adjourned at Half past
Eight o'Cknk, to Thursday.

•. • The conclusion of the interesting Trial for Cries. Cm. in
which Lind Closest', obtained a Verdi& for 20,0001.
against Sir 3. B. Piers, ts gives is our subsequent columns,
we copy it in common with ail the other Morning tel Even
lug Newspaper;, from Tss Giese, In which it appeared
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