The National Register.
London, England, 1821-03-19 00:00:00

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Otilprrial Varlianignt.
HOUSE OF LORDS.
tiIONOSY. MARC,' 12.
Lord MACCLEsFIELI) presented a petition from
Chipping Norton on the subject of agricultural distress,
which was read, and laid ins the table.
Wntru.cN Tn sou —Lord CAI:11(0111'E presented a
petition from the suaniutartorers and others connected
ith the woollen trade In Frump, (Sontersetshire) com-
plaining nt the dories on foleign wind. on wool thine-
half-it/awe per lb. us well as the liner. The petition was
then read.
The noire fold then presented a second petition. 111,111-
in 2 the §: Otto oh.j.,et, •'teatota Inch was oho
read, and bosh ante retched to the cuautiAtee out foreign
trade.
STATE or FLAND.-lArd 11LESSINGTON rose upon
the order of the day, the peers being summoned for the
eonsid..eation of a in oion respectine the internal state of
Ireland. lii.ol.joet ass not. however, on this Orengioll.
to enter 111,011 that impoi subject—various cum-
staores made it expedient to 11110011 e the diSCll4sjoil._
Thf, nolde ess:l conelioled by moving. that the order of
the das for his intended :notion be discharged.
After tom• enoverSation bet wet it the .11as quilt of Lang-
down, the Earl of Liverpool, Lord Limerick, Anil Lord
Darnley, the Earl of 'Washington's notice was discharged.
The lionse adjourned.
TUESDAY, MARCH 12.
The totil Chanrcllor attended toe hose nt four n'olock,
when us %sere road hv the likhoit of Ex. ter.
Mr. Mason, front toe East India Comp :Inv, ere:olll,A nt
the Bar rif the hate.e, copies of teoulutions of iloo Oireetors
for et .alaries, pensions, and graitaties. which were
laid out the tiede.
The Lunatics'. Stork Trait-for 1111, the Nova Sentin
Trade, mid the New Smith Wales Ditties Bill, went
throu b n committee, mid were agreed to without any
aniendin,nt. .

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The General inclosnre Bill went through a Committee,
and the resolutions were ngreed to with an amendment.
On the motion of the M.l rqu is a Lan,tmne, Lord Beau-
champ was adtied to the members of time committee on
Foreign Trade,—The lonise adjourned.
WEMIESDAT MARCH 14.

The Lord Chancellor attended the house at the usual hour,
and disposed of appeals.
The General Inelosure Bill was reported, and the third reading
appointerd for to-morrow.
The Stock Transfer Bill, the Nova Scotia Trade Bill, and
New South Wales Ditties Bill, were read a third time and
passed. The house adjourned,
THURSDAY, )(SRC'S 15.
Mr. Irvin, from the Co-tome, presented nn account of
the gmintics and rah.- of imposts into Great Britain from
the United States of America nod Contort.
Mr. H .11, from the Penitentiary, Millbank, brought up a
report of t lir state of the establishment.
The Above trturns A ere on the table.

The General foehome Amendment Bill was rend a third
Erne and passed.
The Earl of SBA? FL" BUR Y prseented a petition from
the NI oyor, A !de1...1e0. and lorporati nof Colchester, attains(
the Roman Catholic Claims. The petit' was read and
laid on the tolde.

Mr. Biagilen:nncl other tremherc fcnm the Common.,
brouJit ua Cie Silk Nlanniuriurers' Bill, the Cochineal Bill,
and the Gl.iss Duties Bill, orbit read the first time.—
The Is cuss adjourned.

WHIDAV, MARCH la.
rlr. Smith, from the commi.sione•r,' of roark and brides
In Scotland, presen:eil the seventh report of the said
comotisNiotters.

The Bail of SIiAFTE•fIURY presented a petition
front the proptietora of laud in Upper Canada, praying
the ;link. on timber may not he altered.
The Cochineal Bill, the Glass Duties, and Siik thou.
fdx:a; et Rill. were read the seronit dine.

The Eat I at DARN LEYsaid he held lttt,ls hand a petition
aigued by many elm gymen of tin. rhitrch ofEnglau 1,
prating f.'s the restoration of her Majesty's name in the
litnrgy. In the absence of the right rev. pre! tie (the
Archbishop oft:ante; bury) he was unwilling to present
the nehihm. theeelitre should postpone it till Alotulay,
in the hope Mat the rigid rev. prelate would attend.
Mr. Ili og,len brought nit a message front the house of
commons., which announced that the home had allowed J.
tilad‘ton, Esti. and another member, to attend the ►ord's
committee upon foi vigil Untie.
Mr, Eir..z,lea also hi oazilt op the Flax encouragement
811. which was read the tit .t tun, —Adjourned.

110Uq,. OF COMMONS.

■tlVU.\l', )1 A RVII 12.

Mr. Sheriff W Al ft I presented r. petition from the
Common (:mitieil, London, pi aptig to be heard against
steel; part. or Mr. Calvert's Louth:it sill:ruts hill as ail re ted
the city's interests.
Mr. S.FOX presented a petition from 11. vetley against
granting the S, quired claims to the Roman Catholics.
Mr. LA NI H,Tos observed, that the petition come limn
a meeting composed from 12 rrstins: tour aldermen
and eight elrausber•ineti—four ut whom were against the
• petition.
Sir W. SCOTT presented a petition from the Univer-
sity of Osfosti against On, Calfro;tc claims. Se►rrally
read, and ordered to be pouted.
Lord A. lit NHL VON presented a petition from In-
Abertleett, complaining of the law as tar as it.
forted Scotch Burgh.. Trillion us dt red to be printed.
The LORD ADVOCATE brought in the Scotch admi-
ralty regulation intl.-10ml a (fist lime, and ordered to
b• printed, and to be trail a second time this ti.y fort-
night..

br. LUSHINGTON moved flint leave of almeatee be
given 10 Mr. scarlett and to Mr. Drinn.nt, to go to the
Northern and Midland (It rtittx. Agt red
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Mr. Aiderrodn tal.•••-otod o petition from
Rridxr Ward, pi aril to be hem 4 by counsel aitaiost the
Loodmi •h,41 Lill.

Mr. Alderman WOOD 'ell fur a return of the debt
due from Mr. Hill, Isle rot iiiitigewuter,
the amount of the pier of to. i.toverty, &e. tie 11.11.1
pieacntril w petition hum Ale. new ctieti,teil iti
cheater; and hr rutelod ihte a jmiilication ut the
who boil, on ..ecoolit ut the Lily of 1.01140111
visited this newel...at ot,tet Ii had now Inwood the
document% tl.e bills, toe. NO far liens rxamillPti
the jailer, he was ab.eii..it Si I ; Mid as It. the
hi. d r wflhwhitlt tae Ilhightintrx eturrt.tbtrd thesis.
elves, he (Alderiodu Wucidi, produced Cie it.U, wursu