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ti ISample
rnPf9lors Ar_c_e4 cheaper better quality.
gall.
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Candles; 6s. 6d. ; Moulds, with Wax Wicks, Bs. per doz. ;
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gall. Esaewie of Anchovies, an ipt-
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is' recommended to all ioyers of a delicious
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE- OF. LORDS, FDISRUARY I t. 1824.
Their- Lordships met. at five o'clock, when the
Bishops of-RocuEsTEst'and CARLISLE took the oaths
and their seats.
Mr. HOlmis presented the Report Of, the Corn-
, n3issioners of the Port of Arundel.
Mr. Mason presented an account of salaries and
• pensions granted by the East India Company.
Earl SPENCER presented a petition from the
Protestant Dissenters of Northampton, praying for
• the, repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts.
A similar petition was presented by Lord KING
from Clapham and.Colhampton.
Lord CLIFDEN presented petitions from two
s-,Parishes in the county of Wexford, in favour of the
Claims. He undeistood a petition had
-been. presented. in the HouSe of Commons by a
Member of , 04,4 Hcase, on behalf of Dissenters in
favour of this c.laitta, and perhaps be should present
• one of a similac..naaure in this House. If the pe-
titioners did not separately succeed, he hoped the
• two classes would unite, and then probably their
• Lordships would have to sing on a different key.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY moved the order
' of the day for the second reading of the Bill respect-
ing Guile.
'CORN LAWS.
ayottns of CLEVELAND wished, be-
. Op the ;-Htiuse proceeded with the Order of
the- 15aY,s .to ask the Noble Duke at the head
. of- his .Majesty's Government, which he trusted
his Grace_ .would not think him presumptuous in
. doiogi,--4114 which he - could pledge himself he did
• 'from ats motive of curiosity, whether as the Noble
DukC;ii*'ihe first day of the meeting of Parliament,
had nuidii'declaration in that House, that it was the
intention of his Majesty's Government, to move the
'renewal of. that Bill or temporary Act which was
'Bill.--(Cries of " No, no.")
dendminated the .Corn
He.,-•;vas sure the Noble Duke had stated thatit was
the,intentioo of his. Majesty's Government to bring
he admitted
iu a Bill on .the -same principles, but
with alterations and amendments : and he (the Noble
Marquis)-felt extremely happy in having heard that
declaration, because it-conveyed to him an idea that
' it eras the intention of hiS Majesty's Ministers to pro-
secuterthat measure much in the same way in which
it was, taken up by the Ministry of the last Parlia-
Menj. impression' and he trusted it
•-oras mot a mistaken one, for lie was sure if the present
7.67."41ent acted on the same principle in carrying
.fforward .their 'measures that the last Government
he had not a doubt but that they would re-
, s.eeive generalsupport. The question he begged to sub-
“4"it was,whether it was the intention of his Majesty's
-;Government to bring forward such a measure—to
'c'bring forward, he would call it, a Corn Bill; previous
-4.40 the taster Recess.
)).uke of WELLINGTON could not state
,at what period this measure wouldbe brought forward.
liqn.:.Gent, whose peculiar duty it was
A?•Ativgakauehameasure to the other House was not
"W a Mirnber4that-lilouse ; and under such cir-
cumstances. he could not give an answer to the ques-
• tie)) of the Noble Marquis
Lord rEYNHAM- before the House went into
• the Order 'of the Day, begged, also to draw their
'-inttOltinn to the state.,of the laboireis and cultivators
col' ianq in En land because he consider-
ed it 1f4,11i,, tsilegi§late respecting the Game
Laws until tneir.
c9444iiii;:Witil inquired into, and
until it was ascertained how that condition could
baitnproved.--,(Hear, hear, hear.) He therefore
;Agave.. notice of a motion to be made on the 3d of
-;:March next, that the House would appoint a Select