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HOUSE OF LORDS.

The LORD Cir.vscxu.ou did not take his seat until
Twenty Minutes past Five o'clock.
The Bishop of LONDON presented a petition from a
place in the county of Essex, praying for the abolition of
Slavery. -
The Duke of DEVONSHIRE presented a petition from
a place in Ireland, against a repeal of the Union. • ,
Lord KING said he had several petitions to . pre-
sent from various places in- Ireland and Scotland,
the prayer of which might be summed up in a few
wet-4. The petitioners prayed for cheap law, cheap
corn, cheap eve's, cheap Government, free trade, and a
Reform in Parrainent.—( Hear, and laughter.) With the
latter pirt of the petition he must say, that if the re-
presentation of the people in England was bad, that.
io Scotland WAS much worse ; it was a mere farce.
It must exceed everal the imagination of the Noble Duke
opposite (Wellington), who could not "conceive tit.y
thing so perfect."

(LEFT SPRAEING.)

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
ILCEIESTER ELECTION.

Mr. GREEN brought up the Report of the Commit-
tee on the Ilehester Eleceon, which declared that the sit-
ting Members had been duly elected ; but that the peti-
tion against their return, and the opposition to it, were
neither frivolous nor vexatious.

Mr. LEADER moved for a new writ for Beerhaliton,
in the room of Lord Loraine, now Earl of Beverley.
The SPEAKER said, as the Noble Lord had not yet
bad a summons to attend the House of Peers, be begged
the llon. Member to postpone his motion for' the present.
--Postponed. '
Mr. 11. DAVIS presented four petitions frdm
praying for a repeal of the House, Window, Mul'Aisessed
Tues.

Mr. LABOUCHERE presented a petition froni
Somer-
eetshire, praying for the Repeal of the Assebsed Taxes.
An Hort. MEMBER presented a petition from Manches-
ter and its neighbourhood, and another from BroMley,
praying for a repeal of the Duty on Printed Cottons. The
petition was supported by Mr. Green, Mr. D. W. Harvey,
Alderman Waldman, Mr. Dryedale, Sir J. Newport, and
Mr. niberly.
COBBETT'S REGISTER.

Lord PALMERSTON requested of the Hon. Member
opposite (Mr. Trevor) to postpone the motion of which
he had given notice last night. He made this request
on account of the absence of the Noble Lord (Althorp),
who represented the Government in that House, having
been suddenly called from town in consequence of a severe
domestic calamity.
Mr. TREVOR asked what day would be convenient.

Lord PALMERSTON hoped by Thursday next the
Nbblc Lord would he able to attend: lf, however, any
thing should prevent doing so by thit tine; he could assure
the Hun, Member, that Ministers 'would not ask for
further delay. • '
Mr.' TREVOR consented to postpone his motion until
Thursday next.
(Lim SITTING.)

THE LONDON GAZETTE

OF THIS EVENING.

Whitehall, Dec. 17.

The King has been pleased to renew the Commission
for inquiring into the proceeding and practice of the Supe-
rior Courts of Common Law in England and `Vales; and
has been pleased to re-appoint Sir James Parke, Knt., one
of the Justices of the Court of King's Bench ; Sir Jehn
Bernard Dosanquet, Knt., and Sir Edward Idull Alderson,
Knt., two of the Justices of the Court of common Pleas ;
Sir Jobn.Patteson, Knt., one of the Justices of the Court
of King's Bench, and Henry John Stephen, Esq., Serjeant
at Law, his Commisioners tor the purposes aforesaid.