The National Register.
London, England, 1822-03-03 00:00:00

FRIDAY, MARCH. 1.

Mr. LAW LEY prerented a petition from occupiers of
land in the county of Warwick, complaining of agricultural
digress, and praying that the agricultural interests might
experience the same protections that were extended to the
manufactures of the country. Ordered to he printed.
Mr. N. CALVERT moved for a select committee to en-
quire into the subject of recognixances entered into before
jo‘tiees of the i 'ace and corouers.—Motion agreed to and
committee appointed.
Mr. Alderman WOOD ohtained leave to bring in a bill
for the paving, cleansing, and lighting the parish of St. Leo.
card, Bromley, Middlesex.
Sir W. LEMON moved for accounts of the imports and
exports of tin.—Ordered.
Mr. WARRE presented a petition from the inhabitants of
Taunton and its vicinity, very numerously signed, complain.
of the unmeritedlc severe treatment and solitary confine-
' meat to which Mr. Hunt had been exposed. He regretted
the absence of that lion. hart. (Sir T. Le!hbridse) as he was
at issue with an hon. member on the subject of solitary coo-
tie essent. He deemed the treatment of Mr. Hunt t in-
defensible. The petition prayed the Hoene to interfere.—.
L lid on the table.

Mr. II UME gave notice that nn Tuesday next he ahsuld
move fur a return of the (Afire for the ;eduction of the
national debt ; and that on Thursday he should move fir a
return of the post offices in Etrgland, Ireland, and Scotland
—fur an account of the gross and net revenue for Ei gland
:11111 Wales, &c. to Feb. 5 ; of the charge of ion; the
rate per cent. of collechng,&c.—tior accounts of the expence
of building and repairing ships, &c. since 1817. Ale, of
sums voted no Cbti,i ales fur the navy, since 181?.—Ordered.
Mr. G. BENNETT moved for acconnts of convicts, male
and female, sent to New South Wales since 1817; the term
of sentence, &c.—Ordered. _ _

Sir 6. CLEItli presented returns of naval office's receiv-
ing half-pity, and now being in holy orders.—Ordered to be
pr Med.
Ma. 11011110 USE presented rt
from 5,01.10 persons residing in the neiKhbuurhnud of —.Kt _-
burn, Lancashire. The petitioner, prayed the House to
itddri si his Majesty to commute the smut...ice of Mr. Henry
num, or to hate the prison orilers rescinded. An ham bart.
(S.r T. L.) had been sorry that Mr. Hunt was scot to that
prison, but the public bad reason to rejoice at it—for other-
wise these exposures would not have taken Once ; otherwise
Mr. Hunt wiitild not linoe bid die opportunity of becoming
so important r public benefactor. Ile hoped that the ri lit
hon. sceretaiy (Mr. Peel) would find some meat, or putt iiig
on mid to tioise hard-hips. (Hear, bear.) Petition read and
°Weird be pi nor d.
Mr. Altlerniun WOOD (.resented a similar petition fr m
Holtua.
SINKING FUN D.—M r. BAN KIS moved for a series of
accounts respect mg the sinking food.
Mr. P. G FILL enquired a firth( r the sinking fund
of 5,000,0001. was to be managed at heietufme, or whether
it wits lo be conducted so as to have the benefit of compound
interest.

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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
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BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

W. Thomas, Bluet's Buildings, Fetter Lane, writing desk
nslker, from Feb. 46 to April 16.
BANKRUPTS.

J. J. Lord, Plymouth.spiritTseller; :solicitors, klessis. Darke
and Co. Bed Lion Square.
J. Woodburn, Birmingham, provision merchant. Sols. Messrs.
Swaine and Co. Old Jew'''.
T. Maydew, Burslem, staffordshire, blue manufacturer. Sol.
M r. Thomas, Barnard's Inn.

T Rice, Ashton Keyno,W Its, tallow chandler. Sols. Messrs.
Isax and Co. Guildford Streit.

W. Early, Nilinclic.ster, grocer. Sol. Mr. Allen, Clifford's Inn.
W. ►lornblower, Bricriey Hill Iron Works, Staillodshire,
iro r masters. Sold. Messrs. Jenkins and Co. New Inn.

W. Cotton. Cu.stle Dunnington. Leimitershire, baker. Soh.
Messrs. Fuller and Co. Regent Street.
W. Reed, Little Queen Street. Holborn, oilman. SoL Mr.
Shuter, NHllbankStrect, Vtuntinster.

T. Atkinson, Munehester, shopkeeper. Sob. Messrs, Adling.
tan and Cu. liedtind Now. _

.1. Ross. Charles Street, Soma's Town, baker. Sol. Mr. Gray,
X ingslaial Road.
G. and J. Mann, Chapel Street, Edgeware Road, bricklayers.
So!s. Messrs. Robinson and Co. Charterhoust Square.
.1. Mounsher, Leonard Street. Finsbury Square, merchant.
Sol. Mr. Atclicion, Great Winchester Street.
_ .

.I. Failes, Upwell, NodMk, farmer. Sol. Mr. Farlow, Gray's
Inn.

T. Finch, Ilammerstnith, common brewer. Sol. Mr. Ilubert,
Clement's Inn.

E. T. Ilethert, Fetter Lane, oilman. Sol. Mr. Broughton,
Tokenhome Yard.

J. Arinbtrong, Beading, Berks, linen draper. Sol. Mr. Jones,
size Lane.