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London, England, 1833-08-23 00:00:00

of the last (the 39th) may not be "int' si
to our readers. Up to the 12th Ann
the number of the petitions in favour joie
ballot were 50, with 26,597 signatnres'tion of
your of doing away with the qualifies s;
Members, 2 petitions, with 44 signanl'
different kinds of Sabbath Observanceotes,;
1,171 petitions, with 277,164 siges pew
against Sir ANDREW AGNEW'S Bill,5
boiitiOD
tions with 174 signatures ; for the 5, kith
of tithes in England 51 petition'
18,080 signatures ; against Lonl
THORP'S Tithe Commutation Bill 96.600t3
Lions, with 9,746 signatures. The Peurol
do not object to the principle of c°19,09
the tithes, but pray that the value of the
by rental, rather than its produce, inaYl,ol°r
future measure on which an equi/afilrfs
tithes may be calculated ; against the 'IV+,
being in the House of Lords one Peel.' t
from the members of the Glasgow
Union ; against the Church of England n',llof::'
tions, with 6,500 signatures ; against the `1
Temporalities Ireland Bill, one petition ~
signatures;; from Protestant Dissenters, prs2sic.,r,
different reliefs 132 petitions, with 25,61'17
tures ; against oaths 21 petitions, with. )if
signatures; in favour of the Roman Catholicr
riage Bill 9 petitions, with 5,255 signal oid
for the abolition of Slavery 5,018 petitions?ff
1,309,696 signatures ; against the Slaver):
lition Bill (particular)y parts of it relating
the apprenticeship of the slaves, and the grel3o',
of twenty millions of public money tetrt
planters), 26 petitions, with 15,956 siglllot,o'
The next petition is headed ,c Sugar and -or
and purports to be from the British and
subjects of Great Britain, inhabitants °'
cutta, and places adjacent. The Con
have omitted to state its prayer ; but we erecti
it Sep
to be in favour of admitting East India"d
and ruin into the English markets at the
duties as those from the West Indies. 7
number of signatures attached to it are 2,'1,'11
which 77 are in native characters. For
repeal of the duty on attornies' licensed'
certificates twelve petitions, with 231 Toe
tures ; for a repeal of the corn sio'i
26 petitions with 27,612 signatures; egtio,
the V
Edinburgh Annuity Tax Bill 5 Petil,c
with 244 signatures ; against Extra P3r
„id
Places 9 petitions with 400 signatures ;,,elfoit'
the Reduction of the Duty on Foreign '„'lvett,
Silk one petition with 60 signatures. 011'4;01'
tion praying the House to adopt such
as may be deemed expedient to compel the „
holders to contribute in the same proporto'
freeholders, copyholders, and leaseholders ° 04
wise
support and maintenance of the poor. The
acres who have signed this petition are
style themselves of Peckham, Surrey. IftlicY'o4/
how to read we recommend to them the Pe-ijoi,
of the Poor Law Commissioners' Report.:Agg'
the Apothecaries Bill 30 petitions, wnh.tie
signatures ; in favour of the same, 8
with 75 signatures; against the Bankf' clor'
Bill 10 petitions, all of them from o
with 2780 signatures; against the 133";01'
(Scotland) Bill, 19 petitions, with 636 lei
tures ; for the repeal or alteration of 1°0(0'
Act, 227 petitions, with 31,537 signe,'id
for reforming corporations 131 petitions/
77,116 signatures ; for Bible Educati°orell
England, 5 petitions, with 489 sig°3"it
against the new system of education ire)l. oet
18 petitions, with 2,071 signatures; in oic'
of Factories Regulation Bill 141 petitions, vro'
195,959 signatures; praying for the entire
hibition of foreign manufactured ribands
o're
tions (three from Coventry) with 78 signalwiti'
against the General Register Bill 32 petitiOrtp'
3,818 signatures; for amendments in the vies)
ways Bill 21 petitions, with 2,637 signiti the
from attornies, praying for compensation, • is''event of people being no longer liable t°9
prisonment for debt, 28 petitions, withire
natures. (Why did not the Lo, thend°"
pockets petition for compensation wnen risob
police were established ?) Against the ii"g sic
• h OS
ment for Debt Bill- one petition, withkith
natures; against impressment 3 petitiOrilic j3lloi
359 signatures; against the Notaries P
21 petitions, with 99 signatures; in i3;itiossi
the same, as originally introduced 2 Petieo
with 49 signatures; for the introducirebio
a Modified System of Poor Laws into
nipl ,sill'
22 petitions, with 3,916 signatures ;
ing of the prisons 44 petitions, with OPlb
signatures ; against the rating of tenements 010 s
16 petitions, with 3,219 signatures; tot,
the Registry of Vessels Bill, 2 petitions Ctrs'
from the port of London) with 132 sigii3l,ol6l',,
in. favour of the Sea Apprenticeship Setteoni!',
Bill, 6 petitions, with 564 signatures; hers
to shipping repairs and adineasurement,i nest,
from with 1,600 signatures, and severn tad'
from individuals, possessing no public In

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The Paris Papers contain much gosli-eolf
miscellaneous matter, but nothing of 11)°0fref
in the way of politics. A letter from Pat of
inserted in a second edition of the iVatiollo
Wednesday, mentions (as a rumour) °il!
French frigate wilt shortly arrive in the taipg
from Cherburg, for the purpose of coWle,1)011'
thjewyounge Queen
JournalD Donna s
tlnAe m
a RrleAtroksrvotril lcl'eTe
importance of an offensive and defensive 13',15:
between Russia and Turkey, recornMell.l that
the only secure remedy for such an elfitioce
France should form an equally close eritills
with Egypt. We fear that the evil is t°°
aSg thisi
to be removed by such a partial remeaL-Itli
The same authorities state that the 11,-ich tl':
FERDINAND is the barometer by s'Y'l„--ver";
politics at Madrid are regulated. Whentyloov
sustains a relapse, then the QUEENS PllO, f'!,;
up ; when he recovers, then it is bei°sriv,
Some weeks ago, during one of his lOstiii-'osl,,
relapses, his MAJESTY- resolved on ibtru-
cabinet composed of moderates ; uilf°„rrnotvif
ovet
tlrAngtsoiriecaaihpeadrttyh,ewehaorscottrlitveeZd:ElbyPiiiella-ajoesbli
a_,_court favourite, GRIGALBA, to Perlsr1)0;::
iNIAJESTY to change his intention. be ,'
deplorable condition must that couvtrYificill'e'
_ whose politics are the creatures, not of Pl.o4o,erc't
but impulse ! The late disturbances iaoe ellehe
land have, it seems, had an unfavoura'
on Italy, and put all the Austrian spies

alert. ii g tile
By the German Papers we learn t-; 5,9
Vienna funds are in a constant and u"e3,-,ly (31i5
of fluctuation, so much so, that if ,Hong)
respectable house sells stock, nothingrhis i -
~1
wanting to excite the greatest alarm• rtii
flue 0
practical illustration of the solid vv°
le
stability of the Metternich system ,i tollijji,
VIENNA, Aua. 12. Five pery Cent& ' ; It'
Bank shore-9
beezireeddeßdwitsthollseeoorfdtsh,
91 1-32 ; Four per Cents. 85 17.32 -
Thus it appears that the funds again declinrj. kt!
,—..... ; or, eej
HUDDERSFIELD MARKET.---A/thrl P,,rpio6
last Tuesday, there was a fair demand for ni-I„,aef ,7,g,
thebroad
whole,clot
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