The Sun.
London, England, 1827-02-21 00:00:00

EDUCATION.

Mr. DAWSON moved that a copy of the Fourth
Report of the Commissioners of Irish Educationshould be laid on
the table.—Ordered accordingly.
Mr. CALCRAFT presented a petition from the
Owners and Occupiers of Land of some district in the County of
Norfolk, for the repeal of the new law respecting Weights aid
Measures.

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Mr. Alderman THOMPSON moved for various
Returns regarding the Silk Trade.—Ordered.
THE CORN LAWS.

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-) Sir T. LETHBRIDGE said, he trusted he should
the consideration of that important subject, the
not be considered intrusive if he took that opportunity of asking
the Right Hon. Secretary opposite (Mr. Peel) whether then, was
f Corn Laws,
Corn Laws, would be again postponed from the day for which 11
had been definitively fixed ?
Mr. Secretary PEEL stated, in reply to the mp•
Baronet, that he felt the fullest confidence that the Fr:
he bad given when he was last interrogated on ail
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i would he faithfully fulfilled. He had every hope that ..,
n_,end
day next, the day he had then named, his Right Hon. r
(Mr.. Canning) would be able to attend in his place,
Goanrderinay.
before the House the propositions of his
te idazykiretYw.as glad to
meat with respect to the Corn Laws.
better state of health, and expressede confident
him. to discharge
improvement he had undergone wouldsto permit
another point, the Hon.
his duty on the day appointed. 4.4" Is never was the in.
111 error.
Baronet seemed to be somewhat
inform the House his Right Honourable Friend eras in
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tention of his Nlajesty's GovernuLent to takathesense of 113 e Hou,,.
en any day previousiiYx“el.- t iitt-ftfricoecasion they would follev
the same course as in ISIS. Ilia-Right Hon. Friend would stat,
the principle, and explain ebir details:Of the'plan,'.wßieh would b:.
e kV' in .a tketiios.-ut getieltitions, .-,..Theis .Itesolutiont, Wiley .k.,.;,4
broughtliiiiit.foknii4 and the farther cm:tellsration of them poacri
paned to some other day. By this arrangement the Members c.
the House would have as natch.tinten y. could desire for e,f.-..'
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(hear, Vair.' -'l(':.-11 i?&,.. • lifsilhtzPill, i'.a 4:Pf""4 i
should % i'• :eitAim} ir .' 14 kr!. PAi tk Tall, t4;ip:lp*,;enFiii
had betkilisd*sted'on '..s. erprt o!ihe.,ikir, with„rixarVe)4.l
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TWeTti-S. 'EALICOIC6- Alte VAC. tis4Lll64l,_ 1,;h0
serveti,,:tixat.-it ices; the feeling-of"iris RiAlit Heir. •-Friend :(31r..1,
Canning) that it was his .duty to all" parties concerned, and that
he would belitiiint in Conforinity.with the sense of the House, in
keeping /I.Tiledge onMonday next to bring the question for-
ward. .'.'' his Right Hon. Friend was prevent:.:.l. by utter inabi-
Hy frora attending, he would, trust to the P...;u::.;e_.cc of the House
for another pestponement4 , Rut it wa› ids hope and belief of all
his friends, as well as of himself, t.l..at he would be enabled to bring_
the question forward without delay. -
Mr. HI CIE resented a petition froth the inha-
tants of Aberdeet, praying for the revision of the Corn Laws ; and
Col. C.2y-ELNDISH to the same erect from Derby.
Ped.tions for protection to the Landed Interest were presented
oy Mr. M'QUEEN from the Owners and Occupiers of Land in
Bedfordshire; and by Mr. TAL3IASH from the Landowners of
Kssteren and another parish in Lincolnshire.

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CORN LAWS.
Mr. TALMASH presented petitions from two
parishes in Lincolnshire, praying for agricultural protection.
Sir W. INGILBY presented a petition from two
other parishes in Lincolnshire to the same
-Colonel CAVENDISH presented a petition from
Derby, against the. Corn Laws.
Mr. CALCRAFT presented a petition from
and occupiers. of land in Norfolk, against the new regula-
tion of weights.an4 xes_sures:
Mr. BROWNLOW preantal a petition from
certain Catholics of Monaghan, praying for emancipation. The
OentlOrnal also postponed his motion with respect to Orange
proce.siods to Wednesday the 28th inst., on account of the ab-
team St;c Gottlburn.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.

Mr. MABERLY, in consequence of the difference
which had cteurlid on the preceding night with respect to the
estimate atid cash account, moved that there should be laid be-
" Ore House certain additional accounts upon those subjects,
'44::ch would make misunderstarrling hereafter impossible.

Mr. HERRIES was prepared to prove that the
statements already laid before the House were perfectly correct ;
and there were papers upon the table trora which the Hon. Gen-
tleman might gather all the information that he wanteci. He
should not, however, resist the production of the new returns.
Mr. HUME would be glad to have the ..results
distinctly in the documents of Ministers themselves; and then
they cculd afterwards take no objection to them.