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London, England, 1839-03-15 00:00:00

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Mr. HUME morcl an address for •copies or extracts of the con.
:ference of •the five great powers respecting Belgium and Holland,
and, of the correspondence relating thereto, since the last papers
were laid before Parliament. '

Lord PALMERSTON represented that the returns would be
very inconvenient for publie•serviee, and we blreve the motion was
witinirawn.: • ,• •

ItEGISTAY'OP BlRtErg ANT) DkA.Tl:l&'

Lord DUNGANNOgni9VOil'for ret ins of the number of entries
of births Ift the Certified copies 'transmitted ,by the Superintendent
Registrars to the General Registry 'Office, for each of the quarters
ending 30th SepteMber, and' 31st December, 1537, 31st March,
30th June, 30th Septeinber, and 31st Dicembet last, showing the
number of ,Sticht entries. where MC. informant is stated to be the
father or the mother of Itie.child born ; the number of such enttics
wherd the ififerMane is stated to' be " occupier,' and whereto is
added, the eattie of such dectipier bun the -iiitiirMant ; and the
number of such entries where no cause is assigned for such occupier
being tlia informant, and of theuuniber of entries of deaths in the
certified.eopies trinismitted as and for the rc,puctivc quartets afoteAid,
. _ _

'Mr. FOX &AULE •objc :tut to the returns as calcUlatod to en.
tail great expense and incOnvenience, partieularly also as he had 'no
idea of theie object. •
• Lord DUNOANWYN intirrlatcllll3 intention to persist in mem-
ing fur tlie!returrof; and 'TrOuhl divide the !louse upon the questibu.
Lord JOAN RUSSEL!: would oppose the motion on the ground
ml, the great eXpefise trwbuld' oeea!lon; 'said he should certainly be
more striet'in granting these applications in' tatu-e, as lari,,e masks
'of,returns Were frequently moved tbr entailinz great expenses, and
iwhich were never aftertvatds mbar use of.--( Hear, heir.)
After a fee•words from AIL 11. HINDI:' in support of the
motion," • '

f . .
CoIoneI:SIRTHORP begged to ask when his return, relative to
.the expenses of Lord DurhaTh'i mission would be taid,On the table.
The CHANCELLOR 'of the EXCHEQUER said the returns
would be 13k1 on the table with the 'least pssible delay. With re-
spect to theilizestion nninediatcly before the House, he would sug-
gest to the-Noble Lord (Dungannon) to move for a commilsiou to
inquire into the conduct of the Registrar General and report to the
House.—(Fleur, hear.)

•
In answer to a 'question from Sirli. II ItDINGE,
=' The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEUER said the sum of
500;0001., taken for extra expenditure in Canada, would appear as
an extraordinary item in the expenditure of the year.
Lord DUNGA &NON then wiihdreW his motion, stating that he
would tringit forlard on a future occasion.

The other Order's of the Day were then disksca of, and the
House adjourned it a quaiter before One o'Clock.

A.' DANIEL COME TO JLTDGIgENT

GENERAL CONVENTION.
A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the Crown
and Anchor Tavern, Strand, To-Moanow ( Saturday) Even-
ing, for the purpose of laying before the People of • London the
reasons which have caused the Delegates to fix the'beginning
of May forthe Presentation of-the National Petition, and to
invoke all true Radicals to render their aid and cordiAl co-
operation towards promoting the objects of the Convention—
the People's Charter.

JOHN FROST, Esq. in the Chair.'
Chair taken at Eight .'Clock precisely.
By Order of the Convention, • '
WILLIAM LOVETT, Secretary.

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