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PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE.

!MUSE OF LORDS. Tv E6DAT, JuxE 22.

The Earl of Longford, in Ireland, was introduced, and took the
oaths and hie scat, as Baron Cirencester of :he United Kingdom).
The Noble Earri supporters were Lords Schee and Calthorpe.
MESSAGE FROM THE COMMON&
Lord George Cavendish, Mr. Tierney. Sir James Mackintosh,
and others from the Commons, brought up the Earl Marshal's
limn PAPERS.
Mr. Joldrton, from the otliee of the Chief Secretary for Ireland,
presented yams in obedience to their Lordships' orders.
CO3l M ISSIONERS OF REVENUE.
Mr. Tomlin, from the Treasury, presented the eighth endninth
Reports of the Corninip,ieviert of Revenue Inquiry.
The East India Trade Bill was committed and reported.

Adjoumed.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, TurinAT, Jc 2'2.

Mr. R. MARTIN presented a petition from Rotherham, in
Yorkshire. spinet cruelty to enimals.—Laid on the table.
Mr. I)ENMAN presemed.e petition from a person named John
Quin, of Belfast, containing serious charges ageinat the Jddges of
the Irish Exchequer Court.
Mr. CiOt I.IIIJRN said, if he had Urn weave of the intention
of the Hon.-Gentleman to present such a petition, he (Mr. Coml.
burn) would ham been prepared with proofs to refute the charge.
He hoped that fbr the preterit the Hon. Gentleman would be WAS.
fled in laying the petition en the table.
Laid en the table.
Mr. CANNING moved that the Haase, at its rising, do edjoem
to Thursday nett. ...-Agreed on
Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH presented petitions from conger-
'cations ennnected with the Church of Scotland, in the South West
• of England, praying the House to make such alteration in the codes
relative to marriage as might be comdatent with the dignity of the
Established Church.--Laid on thetable.
• A Member, whose name we could not learn, said, that he mewed ,
with regret the issue of a new writ for Staines.
Sir J. NESVPORT presented a petition from Waterford against
the Warehousing Bill —Laid on the table.
POOR RATES IN IRELAND.
SirJ. NEWPORT presented a petition from the parish of KM
more, in the coup of Armagh, against the establishment of poor
rates in Ireland. ty
The Hon. Gentleman said, thiate agreed in the
opinion of the petitioners, that the poor rates would render the
,rich poor, sod theroinfortable destitute. if In England they were
an evil, they would be a much greater evil in Ireland.
After a few observations front Mr. (RATTAN the petition was
isid on the table.
Mr. HUTCHINSON wished to know if it were the intention
of Government to have the evidence taken before the Committee on
the Irish Ithurrection Aet printed. He thought such a proceeding
would be very recess/my and useful, and ought to be done before
next year.
Mr. GOULRURN said, that any lion. Gentleman might move
for Weil a measure.
Mr. HUTCHINSON said be should dose on Thursday next.
EARL MARSHAL'S BILL.
Lord Cl. CAVENDISH moved the Order of the Day for the
House to go into a Committee on the Earl Marshal's !tn.
. 'Me Bill went through a Committee, and was afterwards read a
Cunt time end
The House then
Ires-rolvdd itself into a Committee on the Report
.of the Committee on private business.
The several resolnuens were agreed to, and the House re-
sumed, when the Report was brought up, and ordered to be taken
,into further emaidsestion on Thursday next.
STATE OF IRELAND.
. Me. C: HUTCHINSON said, that he was requested by his
Hon. Friend, the Member for Westminster (Sir F. Burdett) to
postpone the Medan relative to the state of Ireland. which stool
to discussion that, evening. His Hon. Friend wished that the
motion should stand ovet until Thursday, when it was eertainly
the intention of the Hoe. Baronet to more an Address to the King
the state of that part of the empire.
Mr. HUME presented a petition from Glasgow in favour of free ,
discussion.
On the motion of Mr. S. RICE, the Lords' amendments to the
*lrish Assurance Cempeny BM were agreed to.
The House then adjourned to Thursday, at a Quarter before
Seven.

tRICEs OF BRITISH
Bank Stock 237]
'Ditto for Acct.
3 per Cent Reduced 941 1 4 1
3 per Cent. CODS.
Dtuo fbg Act.
Old Si per Cent. 1014
4ee per Cent. 1014
per Cwt.
Imperil! 3 ins Cant.
India Stock
Duo Bonds 8181189 pen
1.)!..t0 for Acts.
--iirtlets OF rOBEI OCRS
yr:4We' Benda% Ditto Acct.
V.tEct A ect: h 5 Prussian Bonds 98.1
thilisn Bonds ni 'Ditto Acct.
D:tto Acct. 774 Ditto Bonds
Colima. Bands 851 Russian Bonds 954
Ditto Act.t. Ditto Arct.:mli
Ditto Scrip pm Span. Cons. 21 2 1.4
Ditto Acet. II pro Ditto Acct. 21 2
Danish Roads Ditto 510
Mexican Bonds 804 69 Ditto 170 and 255 Bonds 224
UM. Scrip 2 14 4 pin Ditto 6 per Cent*. (1823) 154
Ditt.w Acct. 24 Ijl 11 i 164
Ditto .tat.
Nespolitso Nods 934 Preach Mentes lOU. 4 ic. We.
Peruvian Bowls Ditto Aczt.
Ditto Scrip Exchange 25f. 48c.
Ditto Acet. 'Ditto Saip 151 pm
P.rtugnsoo Bonds Ditto Acet. 154

STOCKS YESTERDAY.
bong Ann. *lf
South Sea Stock
South Sea Old Annuities
South Sea New A neuitiea
Es. Bills, 2d. I .00nr. 27 21 25
Ditto, 5001.22
Mho Small 25 2.7. 36
Ditto, 141. 1,0001. 20 21 21
Ditto, 500/. 23 20 22
Ditto, Small 23''2
India foe Ace.
Consuls foe Ace.
sToer "L'S tItDAY

•d)UDttiE OF EXCH.
Amsterdam C. F. 12 3
Ditto, at sight - 12 0
Rotterdam - 14 4

NUE YEsTERDAI.

Leghorn - 47
limos - - 44
Venice - - 27
Malta - 45
Naples . - 38
Palermo - 115
Lisbon
-
(I)tir Lonely° - 411.
Dubin . - 58
Dublin
Cork -

II UL LION.

E. 1. d.
Portugal Gold in eoin.o 0 0
.Foreign Gold in bars 3 17 6
New Daubloons 3 14 9
New Dollars 0 4 91
Silber in bars 0 4 11i