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London, England, 1812-04-23 00:00:00

L7IP MAL P ARL WIENP

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 224

There being a call of the House preparatory to the
discussion of the Catholic Question this day, nothing
was done till after six o'clock.
Sir J. NEWPORT presented a Petition from the
Merchants and Traders of the Chamber of Com-
merce at Waterford, against the East India Mono-
poly.
Mr. BROUGHAM thought, before the, renewal of
the East India Charter was decided. upon, it would
be proper to consider how the sixty or seventy mil-
lions of subjects in our East Indian possessions
would be affected:by the measure. On this subject
he thought it would be very desirable to have the
opinion of Lord Wellesley.
The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER had no
objection to- it►quire into the subject of which the
eon. and Learned *Gentleman had spoken. The
opinions of Lord Wellesley on the principal topics
connected with the measure, would be before the
House in various printed documents. The R;gl►t
Hon. Gentleman further stated, in answer to Mr.
Ponsonby, General Tarleton, and Mr. '-lierney, that
it was still his intention to bring the subjed forward
in.the present 'Session. He still expected to g.2t it
through the House in the course of the present
Session ; but it any serious obstacles should arise,
either before or atter he had proposed the Reso!ti-
tions he should have to move, he must certainly fell
it to be is duty to st:►te'what these were to the House,
and whether or not his intentions were changed. At
present lie saw no reason for any such change,t hough
he thought it probable he should not be able to bring
the subject forward so early in the week as he hid
expeCled.

Sir G. HILL presented a Petition from .B,llfast,
against the monopoly of the East India Cumpaoy.--
Ordered to lie on the table.

Copies of the presentments of the Grand Jury of
Ireland in 1811, were, on the motion of NI.
Cooper, after a few words from Mr. W P. P.
Sir J. Newport, Sir H. Monigomery, Mr. M. Fitz
gerald, Mr. Pon,ouby, the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, and other Hon. Members, referred to a select
Committee.

Mr SINCLAIR postponed his motion for a return
of the nutnber of Electors in various Siircs, &c. to
Monday. y
The Report of the Parish Register Bill was brought
up, and the Bill re-committed. The Report was
then received, and ordered to be taken into further
consideration on this day sen'rtight, and the Bill to
be printed.
Sir G. HILL presented a Petition from the Catho-
lics of Londonderry, praying relief from religious
disabilities. Ordered to he on the table.
Sir EDWARD O'Bmati presented a similar Petition
from the County of Clare.—Ordered to lie on the
table.

Colonel BA GWEL L presented 3 Petition of the same
nature from the County of Carlow.—Oroeied to lie
on the table.

The Report of the Mail-coach Exemption Bill
was ordered to be talon into further consideration on
Monday.
The Irish Tobacco Bill was read a third time and
passed.

--
The other 0)-(4,1,4 of the day werz disposed oil,
and the House atijourned.

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THURSDAY, APRIL (23, 1812.