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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Tmeasswe, Attila IS.
Their Lordships mm at afters Nilson.' before four
s'elock.
Mr. Tomlin., frost lb Treasury. ;invested sundry me.
mimeo according to fides of their Lordships.—Laid ua
Mee table.
James Crania, elliye Slumbers of the House of
COOllllllOlllll, Nulled op *a gip4
Flax and Ciotti. Bill,aied three
private Rills, which inert neirsrally read a Snit time.
The Ea.l of SH F rEssuir laid on the table, according
to the order of their Lordships, the Sixth, Strewth. Eighth.
and Ninth Reports of the Commissioners appoilitml to ia.
quire into Abases le she Judicial Counsel Sessihered.—Or.
&red to lie printed
The Commercial Credit (framed) Bill, and the Summary
Troceediage Bill, were read aseceed time.—Adjourned.

HOUSE Of COMMONS. Tavasomr, Aran 15.

AGRICULTURAL DISTR
Sir W. LEMON prissiest/II a Petition from rorlain Omens
and Occupiers of Land in the County of Coruna, complain-
ing of agricaltaral distress.
Mr. CURTEId piesentril s +dialer Petition from the
eastern mitt of the County of Rumex, complaining of the
Report of the Agriceitani Committee, and praying that t►e
House would take some means to save the imuntry faun
Mr. BANE preseated a similar Petition fres certain
Agriettiturims in the County of Oxford and the vicinity of

Mr. HILL presented a sitnilsr Petition fro. lb, Comely
itf Salop.
Sir. KS "MEN presented a Petition from the Manufac-
turer* and Dealers Is Woolleu Cloths in Huddeiafield, egoista
the importation of finely' wool fur ask—Ordered to lie sou
t►e

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The lissmiralele Member presented four Agricultural
Petitions frost the West Ridisg of York, complaissag of
egrieskural distress.
Mr. MAULE presided ■ similar Petition from Fader-
Aire, and soother Petition from rertsis Growers of Barley
I. Forfsrshirm praying that the Scotch Distillers might have
the esp. privilege of exporting spirits as the Irish distillers.
Sit.T. ACLA ND presented severs! Petitions from the
C. 1.11107 of 'Devon, complaining of the distressed state of
agriculture.
Mr. LBGH KF.CK said he had a Petition to present frees
the Coosa, of Leicester, preying some relief in agriculture.
He csold swore t►e Howse t►at believer presented a PvtillOil
Iv Dist Howie which gave hiss more pain. It was signed by
Ihe Lord Lianlenst and Sherif of the comity, sail from
thome dews through all the inorraiediste degrees to the
pioneer occupier of land. It rosisined one general state.
sliest of ■eiveral soil oerisetined distress.
Sir THOMAS LETHBRIDGE supported the prayer of
lb. Pltiiiioll

Mr. CC EWEN confirmed the statements trontaised its the
Petition, sad he ettold assure the Huta.e that thotlsotrees ems
out peculiar to that Meaty, bat was extruded all over the
corustry.
Mr. LEGH KECK prevented a similar Petition from cer-
Owners and Orcomats of Lend to the County of
Leicester.

'Me were ordered to be rert-rred to the Ag. iLulturel Con-
ed teat. _ _

Lewd NUGENT presented a Petition from ■ moo noise-
rose sod respectable Bally of Persous do Aylesbury, is the
Gummy of lisrkiwithass, cansplsoonst of she crneral distress
of agriculture, sod praying fur a refutes io huhu/test, fee
they Iressidered the owe of the representation ioseyarablo
from the gosatiso of their pre•rst fliareu.—Otileroe to be
BREAK trAtIT pow DER.
WIL!ISN soured that certain sseers he primed
trhielt bed hiss isl 4 ores the lobar. The, ern copies