Star.
London, England, 1830-03-03 00:00:00

N°• 13,412. WEDNESDAY EV

seated from for immediate haste, it was thought mere expedient
that they should wait until a general law was passed. In the islet
sent instance, however, there was a caw of emergency. With vex
era to the complaint of want of notice, he could state that the bill
was made puidie on the 3d of Yebniary ; and the whole parish
et might have been, aware of he tendency. Some concession had
been made to the load clamour about the members of the vinery
being seltelected and it wee proposed in the bill that four poems
should be chosen by the body` of pariehieners annually to form
of the vestry. In esnelu.ion be weld remind the !tome that it be.
cone oceemary to pass this bill with as little delay as passible. in
In order to raise the necessary supplies for the utaintenaltes of the
IsTe4bersdyof poor in that district.
w sada from Lad Joint Russtr.i, the bill wag Nei
a second time, and ordered to be consmiued.
On the motion of Ns Pim., Ilanctay, Esq. one of the
maisbers of*: Simme, who bad beet niebeed
!elosestar se ,altar isen.aelindiesee.. was ordered to be din.
ea yenninit if Volsci.
"74:711USIE1880P1 • petition trout Mr. Henry Bur.
pie; cif No.l, Lomble a gentleman who bad frequently
petitioned that house. The petition contained a proposal foe an al.
tended in the currency ; and upon other points which the petitioner
I Considered would produce an amelioration in the diwasni state of
the country. He (Mr. Huskimon) differed very much in opinion
from the petitioner in most points of his petition—particukoly that
respecting the issuing of bank.notes of small amounts ; but he had
thought It his duty to present the petition.
Mr. WESTERN had presented two petitions of a similar nature
on former oeleasiona, and considered that, the observations on the
currency were deserving of reconsideration.
The petition was then read.
Mr. HUSKISSON, in moving that it be printed, observed that
. be was not for encouraging the printing of all petitions coming farm
single individuals ; but in this instance, be thought there was reason
for deviating from this rule.
Mr. AL A. TAYLOR objected to the printing of the petition 40
the ground of the expense lost 'reelect, the expense for prinelig
had been by the house to be enormous. He was not
for encouraging this mode of addigntathe expense of the house.
The petition was ordered to be

Tosacco.

Mr. HUSHISSON presented a pedden from the men di dm la
tobacco, complatdeg of the duq impaled in the year 18111 ea arida
desalptions e( whom. He hopethis debt bon. *lead (the Chan-
cellor of the Subaqua) would- am* the views at the government
before the end of the series seippeaug the mime laws generally.—
The petition was then laid en the table.

MALT DUTY.
Petitions, complaining of distress, and paying far a redection
the duty ow malt, were poeseind by eir ilowlsed ham the.
way, owners, and morphs. of la* b the county of fialmict
Mr. Dugdale, from owners wed imenplem of land in weed
of. Warwickshire ; by Lsed Abbeys (throe ) Item the
same elms apneas in and area In in ;
Thetford, Norfolk, and other postai aid Mr.__Wessenktfoon the
*wows and occupiers of land,ln Mar Awe Meene.-oedlned to
be !Printed. •
Sir ROWLAND HILL palmed two podding from the boa.
masters, manufacturers, and oboe, Y filsogibiet g sae oplast the
payment of workmen in goods MAW st.vmosey g die odor spinet
the renewal of the East India Company's elkansit.—adiesd to be
printed.
Mr. KEMP presented a petition from the klmbitanle'of Lewes,
In Suwon, praying for the abolition of eiovery..—Oadeted to be
prinMted.
r. O'CONNELL -persented a petition from a•.4Zbelssa pen.
Manse named *MAN soispisialag the bihre be trashed his pen.
dons, deductions of Ere per one. won ode floss them.

SUDOZT.

Lord FRANCIS OSBORNIS said he wished to ask the right
hes. gentleman (the Chancellor of the iseleettees) untie is win
the Wind= of his majesty's goisemment to =be any leiwidatis
die molt duty f
The CHANCELLOR of thieIIICIRQUICIL•psid, it was his:
Intention, when it mane to his tun m. the 1111 is itZekge°ll•4,
to give notice that, on the Ibth of.this apes* he mats tithe
Louse the anangementilds Majesty's jpviesnmnt intended to maw
la regard to the taxes. There was a natual semiety en tho part et
the house and of the ersantry to know what was the views of go.
moment That .mmiMen induced him, contrary so the gene.
tal practice, to bring 'forward what was called the. Budget earlier
than usual. (Hear, hear.) He muted teat, an the 16th of this
month, be would be able to bring forward the views of govanemst s.
end that, he hoped, was a t•mry answer to the noble hod's,
Ausedon. (Hear.)
Mt. ROBINSON said, the sooner the boost was pus in posses.
'ion of the views of government the better. He rose to suggest that
the right hon. gentleman would include, in his poppadom', a re-
ared of all taxes upon industry, and effecting the poorer classes.
had F. OSBORNE intimated that he was satisfied with the
right hon. gentleman's answer. Be would not press it, if be had
not been pressed himself.
Mr. ROBINSON presented a petition from Samuel Fletcher,
praying for the cultivation of waste lands.
Mr. FYLRR presented a petition from the seal person,

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fee emmtand‘ be advisees prevent accidents bi.flre. co
whit.

Upon the motion of Sir JARMO ONARAM, several returns Were
ordered respecting the contract price fur niestand bread per lb. for
oats and barley per quarter, and for timber pee toed, supplied to the
wintery districts in 1819. •
• FIIKNDLY SOCIZTIRS.• •
Lord J. RUSSELL presented a petition from the Providence
Friendly Society, for the amendment of the last act of Parliatteent
respecting Friendly Societies.
After-some observations from Mr. PORTMAN, concerning the
clause which gave the counsel who papered the set a pines for his
approval of the book of rules of each society, of about 5,000 societies,
without which sanction the act did not recogni.e soy society, the
petition was ordered to be printed.
strutter IN PARLIAMENT.

Lord J. RUSSELL said a petition Whom pet Into his hntAn
complaining of maLpractices in the deeds, of mesh= d tint
house. He 4lte it a lit subject en be pat Wire an denies eon:
Mum. He think right hereafter to being the needs* before
thrbouse, but did not that the skald
have to wait $ Mag [We esehl net learn bow the -neble bed Ms.
potted of the peeiden.)
• Mr. STUART pre notice that he would .move •it to be an in.
=ruction so the essnmittee—(we did wet heat what cennetinse)—
to adopt measures to oblip meinhees us swear that their return wail
not.promotal by bribery at eenupdes =twain to their knowledge.

"HyCOMMISSIONS OF LUNACY.
Mr. If. A. TAYLOR said be would .unable do bow soy
upset thea subject. He hoped the be* wadd de bin da
t=o balm that he was inimeneed by the peallejlegi irk fig
famed this motion. If * bow supposed hew.. phis
to eater into abstruse credal@ respeeing the whir of the amok
of persons found lunatics they wadi is Mower rd. He welt
arts his pleases for the bill which be magig as ash the home
for leave to introduce, and after be had isms their dig wield MIP
of its propriety. The expenses attendbeg esemniserne Sc lunacy'
bad recently struck the public very fotably. Be weld name two
cases only
by way of illustration. Hie Intasera wee met ta inter-
fere with the commiedenas ef hung s Jul ism ..earted as they
were doing in plain cases, but ill. Self *es Nem* di
sold be bed
to other tribunals. Of the cases be ollosid meallempees was Ent
of the commission sprat Lord Purr ice, the awe, et width
*WOW. It would surprise gray poems to see she raptor at-
aria. the comniedems. He hal a assomention an Ma ethical
vii men of the bar, and they way gilled* ems aplidat gallevaa.
Two dile, meet animas men at dos bus hal aegis* holey*.
his bill, and they approved of the eldest. The amen= of Me. Dr
eia's commloslon lately was sari* to lkighlen nmy ale who bell a
reladve or friend to put under the readdeeef is Lawler asellsr.
He knew from some or do theilad mug that Na Dagie bed pro.
aued for brad( a fortune of about 11,1111111. It was halted* thet
one in the rouse was *mem of the smoseesime efthat ems-
as sioo„and if any one was torrent, Illt him ate*
be was stadag them. That conenissies oust Ma L.
besides the costa to the ming out dos amealseise.
about 4,0001. mon. *was wan net them mmodearg
or soundness of mind of the individual, Ina sbs ilk
nel to put doe parties to such 'sponge. Ile wear a
°lift eg goldilllirl al the Power of the 1110,11 in uthe
epodes the passel and property Sc. hem* that mould
to the Varies and ildwavis, up os dos stet* elr
They *di fad the whale seijes la the able tea
lame, and It would be road is a vadeqp plasm
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