The National Register.
London, England, 1822-04-21 00:00:00

91upertat Varliaintnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.
HUISDAV. AN/IL lb.
The UMW met at tour o'e:nck.—Ar, account of the receipts
and disbursements relative to the dock and light-house at Liver-
pool, made up to December, le2l, was presented, and Lea on
the table.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE moved for a a ries of accounts
relating to the National Debt, and the prices of the funds at dif-
ferent periods. He also moved for an account of the number of
Inclosure bills from the year 1799 to lt2l.
The Earl of I.IMERICK gave notice that he should move
for the committal of Doyle's Divorce Bill on Nlonday.
Mr. Bullock, front the Treasury, presented certain papers,
pursuant to the order of their lordships.
Earl GROSVENOR mesented a petition from certain inht,bi•
taut, of Chester against a bill benne the House for the recovery
of solidi debts.
Upon inspection it appea eel informal, and the noble Earl
withdrew it.
The Innkeepers' Rates Bill was read a second time.
The House adjourned to Monday.

DOUSE. OF COMMONS.
WEDNESDAY, APUIL 17.
The house met at lour o'clock, after the adjournment
for the recess.—Theie was a thin attendance 01 members.
Mr. flcysuotatle of the Soutliwaik Conti of Requests,
presented Accounts of Fees, Ate. taken in that Court.—
Os dcreil to lie on the table.
The second reading of the Warrant of Attornies' Bill
was postponed to Monday next.
Sir F. °MAAN EY presented a petition from Captain
S. Brown, praying for leave to [ming in a bill for the erec-
iun
of ally tug pier• at to a CUIII.
niillve.
Mr. I'. MOORE presented 0 petition from the commis-
sinus's a If sewers against the Camden Town lighting and
paving bill.
Lind A. HAMILTON presented a petition from Perth,
and Mr. Kennedy one ti urn Ayr, against the passing of
the bill relative to the Scotch Burglis.—Ordered to be
printed.
Mr. ALLEN gave notice, that on Thursday, May 16,
he should move that the report, relative to Welch Judi-
cature, should he taken inn) consnietaiion.
Mr. R. SHAW presented petitions from St. Andrew's
anti St. Nicholas, Dublin, playing for the repeal of the
window tax, amid submitting that the malt tax repeal
would atietil nu t diet to the public.—Onteieil to be
pi tilted.
Mr. HUME wished to know whether there would be
any objection to submit the details iliustrative of tit civil
list in Ireland, before the house.
The Marquis of LONDONDLRItY replied, that lie
would be better pupated to answer the inquiry to.utur-
row.
The second reading of the Yorkshire Polls 11111 wu
postponed till the YOult inst.
Ila amass AL LAWS.—Mr. 0. BENNET moved for leave
to bring in a bill to repeal the law lespecting accessai ies
'before the fart pti certain criminal cases.—Leave given.
Ile then moved fir leave to bring in a bill 10 amend the
law regal ding ; and complained of the state
of the law UR this in ojeCt i and he proposed that the
court should have the power to Is atisport the patties
o d guilty in aggravated cases of manslaughter Jur 14

years.
Mr. C. WINNE agreed to the motion.-slotien car.
tied.
'llse Margolis of LONDONDERRY postponed his tno•
lion rue t.oking the impost on agircultiite into fiddlier cow
sideosition bill Flitlay the gtitli instant. On Monday Sir
Newpoit's motion respecting the state of Ireland had
precedence, the' eforc lie postponed his itiottion ; but be
1011111 AI MI catty day, because the house mould percei•e
that the Inc ther consideration of the report was it matter
ul great importance.
Sir 1.. LETitisitwor. presented a petition from
Soonersetshire, complaining of agtirtilitaidi ths•
stess, and the hon. member again piessed 011 111111iStel3
tilt necessity of alteraing some relict' to the larniun.s
in-
teicsts. Utiles, soinctlturg were th.ne to lieu dit lent-
!me, Mill must be the result; with the present stale of
polees and of the cm envy, the existing ciessiamls inc deli-
s:Mime could nut continue let be paid.—.l'etition lead and
roamed to be ;eluded.
St J. NI:H.1'010E presented a petition front IVater-
ford against the Irish winoluw toix.
Mr. TIERNEY presents-4i a petition fl um Maidenhead,
complaining ol agricultural tiedress. The petitioners
adverted to the result on agriculture in one in...mime by
the lire • g system, as now putsited, as those petitioners
wise chiefly engaged in the glowing ut. barley. 't he
pnblie how.. s al Maidenhead w ere in the hands of two
us lluv e brewers, they suggested, that it would be
au 11111110VellieNt to license the nooloodoltioil, instead of li•
timing the house.— (Ite', heat ° )
Mr. %ANON spoke of the inconveniences that might
sidt flora soieli change. Humes were stow
*hese pliblic.lootises were deemed to Lc wanted. II the
change were tu take place, the individual might co to a
place' whole no public-house was Wanted, Rat mg the
place destitute where it was thuaglal a pubd-Aiouse was
lt. WILs()N said, that the imp. ovemodit would be
eductive in preventing blowers ;10111 bolding public-
lounses.—(hear, heat.)
;Mo. O. 'SENN ET hoped that the house %smold not too
hastily di code ens tint, oluesti 4444 ; it was ul go eat iallaat lance?
iavutertl all 111111111111' deal UI propel s%. Ile admitted
that the s)stelli region eil to i.e imp' ovtil. Ile r until nun
state, that lie intended IL Ming forwaid lice 114'1 WI et,ll.
stolidating and amewlulg the laws tut the subject tit
licensing publie-loomses. h %sunlit be somewhat
stwiler
to that which he had bitaight ton nand lilt a tottlivr UeCit•
WWI, and which bad been sejected by another house.
Mr. I11:0001 .1 was glad let hear that the lull nas
again to be Intoned forwasd. The licensing system re-
quited Mips ovenn iit. He knew many magishates • 111.1
wets of the tattle 0111114111.
l'etit ion rad( red Ili he pointed.
CATIIOLIC f.s.o 1110 N.
Mr.(Seeretaiy) PELL. ph:wilted a petition horn the
Synod ol 614-gow ;toll Ayr isgam.st the pi oposed niuti 111 l
fur altering the laws regal ding the Catholic Veers. lie
bawl, that whatever should be sue pcUhOsilioil lon a cons-
Indite, or fur leave to Wong in a hall, it would have the
amplest cunsi.leratiou, far tit. it mg Ladd) would be a call
of the loonose.—( I , 111 Al.)
Me. T I El( N Ilapaghl the worthy pstiliohtts issight
hart been bgthr employt d titan m pe 'quoin.; orioituat the