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CIVIL LIST.

Affpr the Hoti,e ►,nd waited ‘ome time, the Civil
Li-7 Bill kra9 brought op from the Howse of Coln-
In"" i,v Nit". 11,7wien and oilier Members.
"the Bill was lead a first time, on the 'nation
of the Earl of LtvP:RPoot, who annotinced his iii-
tenlion of loosing the second readitig on Thurs-
ilay ilex', for which day the Lords were ordered
to be summoned.—Ailiourned till Wednesday.

FOUSE OF CONIMO:',ZS, FRIDAY, MAY 19.

NIISCELLANEOCTS.

Mr. R. WARn moved. that the SpeArr should
issue his Wkrrant co the Clerk of the Crown for
R W Writ to the Borough of Scarhorouch, for
the Election of ts Member to serve in the pre-
sent Psrlioment, in the room of Lord Normknby,
who, since his election, hod accepted the office of
the Chiltern Hundreds.--Ordered.

Mr. Jonnson presented at the Bar a copy of the
Bth Report of the Cornmis,ioners for auditing
Public Accounts in Ireland.

Mr. 'Mason presented at the Bar certain Ac-
counts of the 11,venn, tho It.dio. Com-
pany, and the chargrts thereupon.
fUr FLEMING presented a Petition from a con-
siderable number nt Occupiers of Land in Dorset-
shire, praying that the distress of those engaged
in ,grieulture might he taken into the setious con-
siderarion of the [louse.

Tilts Petition was then brought up, read, and
ordered to lie on the table.
Lord A LTHORP stated, that as he understood
the House at its rising' that night would adjourn
till Thursday next, he should move that the or-
der tor a second reading of the Insolvent Debtors
Bill on Wednesday he discharged, and fixed for
Friday, the 26th.—Ordered.
hlr. Facto.v Es presented a Petition from cer-
tain Occupiers of Land in the County of LaIIC3I-
- cotnulaining of the distfessed state of Agri-
culture —Ordered to lie on the table.

Sir W. Guise presented a similar Petition from
certain Occupiers of Land, to the extent of 20,384
acres, in the County of Gloucester.--Ordered to
lie on the table.

Mr. MAXWELL presented a Petition from a
large number of distressed persons in the County
Itentrew, in Scotland. He earnestly wished to
direct the attention of Government and of Parlia-
ment to this subject. If it should be deemed expe•
client to encourage emigration, the petitioners
were willing to conform, but had not themselves
the means of emigration. _ _ _

This petition was brought up, read, and ordered
to lie on the table.

Mr, LAMB, in presenting a Petition to the same
effect from the Agriculturists of the County of
Hertford, deprecated any discussion on the sub-
ject, as tending to excite feelings of irritation in
the country between two classes whose interests
were inseparable.
51r. BESNNETT protested against the doctrine of
the Hon. Member, for it was known that many
Members in that House were induced to speak
with great advantage to the public on this subject,
who rarely delivered their opinion upon other oc-
casions.—The Petition was laid on the table.

Jr.l‘ F. PALMER presented one of the like im-
port from persons residing in the vicinity at Read-
ing. This petition complained particularly of the
injurious effects produced by the depressed state
of the Agricultural Interest, and prayed that a
Committee might be appointed on the subject,
and witnesses :teard in proof of the allegations it
contained.--Laid on the table.