Star.
London, England, 1812-05-29 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir WILLIAM Cuß•rts presented a Petition from certain inha-
bitants of London against the Margate Pier BilL Ordered to
lie on the Table..

The third reading of the Sinecure Bill was postponed till this
day se'nnight.
Blachford's Divorce Bill, and Moore's Divorce Bill, went
through Committees, in which Counsel were heard, and wit-. 1
neases examined.

Lord CASTLZREAGH said, that as to-morrow was the Anni-
versary of Charles 11. on which thy it was nit u ual for the
House to sit, he would move that the House, at its rising, should
adjourn to Saturday next, for the purpose of proceeding on that
day with the examination of witnesses on the Orders In Council.
The Margate Pier Bill was read a third time, and passed.
Lord YARMOUTH at the Bar signified that his Royal Highness
the Prince Regent had, in compliance with the Address of the
House, directed that the Report on the case of Mr. St. John
Mason should be laid before the House.

Mr. W. PoLt gave notice that he should on Monday next, in
a Committee of Ways and Means, move for the raising of a
Loan foi the scrvice of Ireland.

Mr. H. MARTIN pompon& till to-morrow se'nnlght the Com-
mittees on the Admiralty Register and Exchequer Remain-
brancers' Bills.

l'he Committee on the Trish Population Bill was also post-
poned by Sir John Newport to Monday nett.
The Irish Commissioners of Appeals Bill was read a second
time, on the motion of Mr. W. Foca, and ordered to be com-
mitted on Saturday next.

The Irish County Brdges Bill was reads third time, and passed.
Mr. Percival's Family Provision Bill went through a Com-
mittee, and the Report ordered to be brought up on Saturday.
Mr. STUART WORTI.EY, pursuant to his notice of yews?.
day, moved for and obtained leave to bring in a Bill to enable
County Magistrates to extend Parochial Relief to persons con-
fined for debt in the County lads. he Hon. Gentleman then
brought up the Bill, which was reedit;T-ling time, and ordad to
be read a second time on Monday ne
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Mr. BROUGIIAM presented a Petit ail from Michael Geo.
Prendergast, Esq. for and on behalf of seise Native Bankers In
the Province of Oude, in the East Indies, et the name oflaoss ;
who, it was stated, had, previous to the government of Lord
Cornwallis, advanced ‘3,: 0,000 in part payment of an arrar of
subsidy due from the province to the British Government amoe
ring to five millions, which sum was afterwards seised, (so sts
Way to repay those persons) by the Vizier, in the first Instance,
awdsubsequently by the British Resident, and never reached its
destina:ion. The Hon. Gentleman conunetned tin the peculiar
hardship of the case, the largeness of the nuns, and the greet
eon-
sequence and respectability of the individuals bad been ag-
grieved ; but deferred, till a future opportunity, any enlargement
upon the particulars.—The Petition was read, and laid on the

Mr. BROUGHAM then gave notice, that he would on Tues-
day font:light submit a proposition to the House that the Petition
should be referred to a Select C.onunittee.

Mr. ROSE moved, that the following Doculnents should be
laid before the House, which was agreed to:
"• An account of the Amount of the Tonnage of Ships, out-
ward and inward, from the Port of Liverpool to the North Ame-
rican Colonies, from the years 1806 to 1810 inclusive.
" An Account of the number of Packages of Earthenware ex-
ported from Liverpool to America, from 1.1103 to 1811 inclusive.
" An Account of the number of Ships palling from the Port of
Liverpool to the coat* of Africa, from 1806 to 1811.
" An Account of the quantity of Broad Cloth sent from the
County of York, for exportation to America, from 1801 to 1810.
" An Account of all Vessels clearing outwards, and entering
inwards, from the different Ports of Great Britain, distinguishing
Coasting Vessels front those destined for Foreign Ports, and Fo-
reign from British, from the year 1806 to 1810:'