The Sun.
London, England, 1829-02-18 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMON.-(LAST NIGHT.)

Colonel POWELL presented twelve petitions from
.stveral parishes in Wales, against the Catholic Claims.
Mr. BELL prevented a petition from the otficers of a
cubi,ty militia, against disbanding the militia. _ _

Sii• C. COOTE presented several petitions from Ireland,
again.t the Stib-!rtting and Vestry Acts.
WODEHOUSE moved for a return of all the cen-
victions of Licensed Maltsters in England and Wales,
under the late Malt Act, from July, IS'27, to July, 1925.
—Ordertd.

Mr. CARTWRIGHT presented a petition against any
further concessions to the Catholics, from the Archdeacon
of Northampton, and Clergy of the Diocese of Peterborough.
Mr. Percival brought up the Estimates of the Land and
Sea Service, as connected with the Ordnance Department.

Mr. SLANEY gave notice that on 'Fuel:lay next
L. should move for certain returns relative to the Poor's
rates. _

Lord MANDEVILLE presented a petition from
Market Hill and ether parishes in the county of Armagh
against the Catholic Claims.
Admiral HARVEY presented a petition from Saffron
Walden against granting any further political power to the
Roman Catholics. He did not doubt but if there was
sufficient time that many other similar petitions would be
brought up. He had always opposed the Catholic Claims,
and should still do so.

Sir H. PARNELL presented a petition from Ireland
❑ !AVOW' of the Catholic Claims.
Mr. TUITE presented several petitions from Ireland in
favour of the Catholics. _
Admiral EVANS presented petitions fione Dunmow
and Cluyne, county Cork, against the Catholics.
PENDARVES moved fur a return of the quantity
of copper-ore imported into and exported from Great
Britain during the year ending the sth of January, 1529,
distinguirhing the places from whence it was imported and
those to which it was exported. Also the quantity ex-
ported from London and Liverpool, during the same
period, specifying tl.e places to which it was exported ; au
:account of the copper imported into Great Britain, without
payment of duty, distinguishing the places from which it
war imported, for the same period ; and an account of all
tin, lead, lead-ore, and litharge, exported during the same
perio I.—Ordered.
M.. H. MAXWELL presented peti:ions from several
parishes in the county of Tyrone, against the Catholics.
Lord SEFTON presented a petition from the congrega-
tion of the ch ipel of Foxted, in favour of the Catholics.
Lord AIORPETH presented three petitions from Castle-
bar, county Mayo, one against the Sub-letting Act, one
against the Vestry Act, and another in favour of the Ca-
tholic Claims.
Colonel PEEL gave notice that on Thursday next, he
should present a petition from the city of Norwich, signed
by 9,000 persons, against any further concession to the
Catholics.

JEPLUSON presented a petition from Aghadoe and
Killarney in favour of the Catholic Claims.
Mr. Secretary PEEL brought up papers received at the
Foreign Office from Hayti, pursuant to the orders of the
ilsuse.—To be printed.
Mr. Secretary PEEL presented several petitions
against Catholic Emancipation front the Archbishop and
Diocese of Tuam, front the Minister of the Welch
Calvinistic .Methodists at Anglesea, from Bayne, Wilts ;
from the Associate Presbytery of the Burgh of Stirling ;
from the Presbytery of Glasgow, front flarleston, Staf-
fordshire; from the Calvinistic Methodists of Denbigh,
front the Magistrates of a place in Flintshire, from the
.Mayor and Bailiffs of Cripdale, from Rochdale, from
Cltevil, and front various places in and about the Stafford-
shire Potteries.