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FRIDAY, FEBIUARY 14, 1817.

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DUNLOYS HItiTORY OF. FICTION.
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T"J'ISIGRY at FICTION; being a•CRI-
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!)Elti ,N.L PARLIAMENT.

110IISE OF LORDS, TiwasnaY, Felt: IS.-
.Counsel were heard- in continuation, touching
the Second, or ‘Vhiteside Branch bf the Queens-
bury Lease Cause.—Farther hearing to' take place
to-morrow.

After this proceeding the House continued to
sit feu• some time, but no business was transacted;

The Cape of Good Hope Trade Bill lies over
for a second reading.7—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF . COMMONS.
After several Petitions for l oclosures and Pi irate-
Bills had been received, -
Sir 3.8 m *HAW presented a petition from tiLlt
part of the City of Lnt►t)on liable to the paynu
of TitheS, praying a -r'evision of the Tithe Laws,
&c.--Referred to a Committee.

The Sheriffs of. London appeared at. the-Bar,
with the petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen,
and Common Connell, praying the interposition of
the House,
,on the same subject as that above-
mentioned.—Read, and referred to the same
Committee.

Sheriff Bit-Ytiass then presented n petition from
the s:;ltrie Corporate lincb, for leove to bring „
Bill for Making • a Canal from Walton to Wey-
bi ; also another, praying for leave to brim;
in a Bill to amend the Act of the 52d of the King,
for constructing a new Prison in the City of
London.

Ali'. W. DutipAs presented a petition from the
Inhabitants of Edinburgh, for a Bill to enable
them to make a Navigable Canal from Edinburgh
to Glasgow.—Referred to a' Committee.
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The SPEAKER reminded the House, that to-
morrow would be the last day for receiving private
petitions ; he should therefore take the Chair at'
half...past three. •
Lord STANLEY said, he held a petition from
Burton, in. Lancashire, in which the petitioners
used strong language in deploring their mist.ri.-s;
hot they only prayed to be relieVed from the pres-
sure of their burthens in web way as the House
in its_wisdom might think fit, yet adding their
opinion that Parliamentary Reform would be the
only effectual' remedy. Ho had several others
troth the same quarter,, and heggol to -state the
general, tendency of them all,. The petitioners
were of opipimi that they were not. duly repre-
sented, and that they could not be so withoitt an-
imal Parliaments, and universal suffrage as fat as
related to every male having a vote. The Noble
Lord said, he should take this opportunity to de-
dare, that he never would give his approbation
to any, snub wild and absurd theories, 'which were
totally ineompatible with any just system.of re-
nreseutation, All, he
,beg4Cd leave to do was,
therefore, to present ttie petitions. Leave was
given, and they were accordingly presented and
read. They were from •Barton„ AylesWorth, and
Oldham, in Lancashire..—Ordered to lie on the
Table.. . . . •

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The same Noble Lord then pietented one troth
the inhabitants of the. towns. of. Great and Little
Bolton to the same purport ; which ,was read,
and orderetj to Ire' on the Table.