The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-01 00:00:00

IMPEALAt TiAALIAMENT.

nousp. 01 LOADS, Nov. W.
The Loin) Cli axettatOß took his seat on the Woolskok
ot Teo toioutet pot Vivo o'clock.
NEGRO SLAVERY.

Pitltione were prevented againet Negro Slavery by Lord
Bexley, the Earl of Carlini*, Lord Xing, Lord Grosvenor,
the Archbishop of Cautertenry, Lords 13eaucliamp, Rodeo,
Ferahaut, iinel,the Esti of Whiteullsea,
Lord NAPIER, in presenting a petition from a perish
in soollart4 ileaisistlitigro Stately, begged to make a few
alriareatines, fledisito in consequenee of hie knOwledge,
Alma long. residence in the Indies, of the utter impotiii;
.bilityofihttir.hordoliips.coining to any satisfitotory tenni-
nation on Chic important suhject without the appoin4neot of
a Committee. Ile by no means meant Such a Commiticesir
would sit roasting, themselves up guars in the 'mania:
Months, but lie meant a Committee of their Lordships to
sit, .in time market-piste in the Indies, whereby si.cr
would be able to tee to what a deplorable stste that part or
the human rare had been bronglit, lie for one should he
rouathnppy'tar become a tnenlei of that Committee, and
go out to thattountt7 along with other Noble Lords.--,
(Laughter.),

Lord 0110SVENOR presented ' 6 petition' Irons St.-
George's, Middlesex, ugeinit the blettopolitart Pollee Art.
The Sale • Lord could not concur in the prayer of the
petition, but 44 the petitioners thought it of ittiportaner,
he willingly presented it.
The Duke of ILICIIMOND presented 'a petition from
a person of the name of Matthew Phillips, residing St
Brighton, praying for an inquiry into the state of the la-
bourilig poor.
The Earl of WINCIIILSEA tore kr .the purpose td
withdrewing big name (ram. the Committee Appointed lest
night to,examine into the state of the poor , lie did
so in consequence if.hieduties is his own county requiring
his almost 'constant attendance there. lie .firtnly. be.
lieveti that the result of the examination of the Committee
would he of the greatest benefit to tire country at large:
There was no subject that could be brought before
the'it Lordshipe, so important as the poor laws.
. .Lortf ELLENI3OIIOLItiIi trusted that the Noble Lord
would nut withdraw his name front the Committee. If
.the. Noble Earl. could only attend mine or twice during its
sitfioge, it would be, much better than no attends* at all.
;rile ,Earl WI,NCIIILSEA considered that., int elserr Id
Llnkt be ;doing. Justine either to the Committee or. himself;
i be.did not withdraw Iris, name from it.
. On the, motion of the Itiertpais of HALIOBTAT, Lord
;Selery was eppeinteti,out of. the Committee; in the.toont
Of the Noble Eprl.. -
The. No etia .111aurauts also moved for variots persona
14,4 examined hefore the,Cotentittre.
The Earl of WINCUILSEA said that riuderStrunliag
there was„a Bill nowt in progrees in tire other Minket of
rat6torie,lrory AinAllor 446 Site On* whirl* Ito had intended
.proposing for the. o,loptiork of their Lurdahips on Tuesday
,oext, lot mate notice, of-his intention of abandoning that
motion Altogether.
AI)ItIINISTRATION OF JUaTICE BILL.
Oat the motion of Lord 'realign:mil. this Bill Wes read
a second tinieand ordered to he committed on Friday next.